The Straits Times, 3 July 1982

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    14 1 The Straits Times [Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1982 35 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 99/1/82
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  • YOUR WEEKEND READING
    • The Sunday Times
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        Have our junior colleges deviated?
        52 1 WHAT type of a pre-university education are our students getting? Have our junior colleges deviated from the principles first propounded by the Prime Minister in 1969? This important subject will be tabled for discussion at the Schools Council today. Read about it in The Sunday
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        Singapore Fashion — in colour
        21 1 Singapore Fashion in colour TOMORROW we feature in dazzling colour the best of our made-ln-Singapore fashions presented at Singapore Apparel TO.
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        Civil Service replies
        73 1 WHY do civil servants leave their jobs? Today, in Page 16, former civil servants give their reasons. Tomorrow in The Sunday Times, the civil service gives its side of the story. LIAK TENG KIAT spoke to its head, Mr Sim Kee Boon, and other permanent secretaries. Mr
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        Battle of the Viking
        56 1 WHEN the Singapore-registered Pacific Viking sailed into Sydney harbour last month, Singapore-Australia relations were threatened. The Seamen's Union of Australia sent the captain a $188,Mt "ransom" note, demanding that the ship be repaired. In The Sunday Times tomorrow, read about the Paclflc-Vlklng's escape from union clutches
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        Chips down
        52 1 THE controversy over the alleged Japanese electronics espionage in the US has caught the world by surprise. Is this "computerscam" just the tip of the electronics-race-iceberg? Will Japan or the US dominate the world markets in high-tech products by the end of the decade? Read why the odds
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        Other highlights
        76 1 TRAVEL: Behind the Iron Curtain. Moscow is historical and beautiful city, and visiting it can be a most rewarding experience if you know how. Our columnist tells you the way. CINEMA: When Michael "Alfle" Came meets Christopher "Superman" Reeve, the result is quite bizarre. In DEATHTRAP, they show
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    Lock icon Israel launches second mock raid on Beirut
    307 1 Israel launches second mock raid on Beirut TEL AVIV, Friday ISRAELI jets launched a second mock attack on Beirut today as part of an apparent psychological war when its warplanes spread scores of orange flares over the city driving frightened residents into cellars and heightening fears of an imminent assault.
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    Koban to start in Toa Payoh
    636 1  -  BHARATHI MOHAN Police set July launch date By SINGAPORE is moving full steam ahead to implement its own version of the Japanese koban policing system starting, almost certainly, in Toa Payoh next July. Plans are being worked out to train policemen and educate the
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    There is always room for residents' problems
    264 1 There is always room for residents' problems THE Japanese kobans or police posts always keep their doors open for residents who want to drop by. They are there to give almost every kind of arsistance, be it giving street directions, settling family feuds, or just of'ering friendly advice oi personal
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    SRU probe into missing funds
    518 1 SRU probe into missing funds By J. RAJENDRAN THE Singapore Rugby Union (SRU), which discovered nearly $19,000 missing from its funds for the financial year April 1981-82, has recovered all of the amount except for a few hundred dollars. SRU president Howard Cash in has been investigating discrepancies in the
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    Lock icon Joint space crew returns
    52 1 Joint space crew returns MOSCOW, Fri. A French flier and two Soviet Cosmonauts returned to earth today after a nine-day mission aboard the orbiting space station Salyut. The Soyuz T-6 landed in a desert region of Kazakhstan in Central Asia. The touchdown was announced in a live broadcast from mission
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    Lock icon Bomb blasts
    37 1 ATHENS, Fri. Three homemade bombs exploded early today outside an Israeli firm's factory and two American banks here causing damage but no casualties, police said. A leftist group called Popular Revolutionary Struggle, claimed responsibility. AP.
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    Lock icon Recession is over, says Bush
    176 1 BOSTON, Fri. US Vice President George Bush said yesterday the "recession is over," and predicted a rapid economic recovery because of a second year of tax cut that have just begun. He told a gathering of Massachusetts Republicans that "the recession has bottomed out, the
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    The numbers game
    62 1 THEIR numbers are all Important If the man and girl want to be counted. His number Is for others to keep an eye on, but hers Ls strictly for her ears. They were among two different groups who became nameless numbers yesterday to achieve their goals. To
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    Courteous act to one at a cost to others
    492 1 COURTEOUS act to one night sometimes be an to others, is an incident yesterday showed. It happened on an SBS Singapore Bus Service) jus along busy Orchard fload. A commuter, who called us on the courtesy hotline, said of the kindness
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    QUOTE
    31 1 4 SINCE there was no hope for mother to be saved, we can at least hope to help others by donating her kid- neys. The son of the woman donor
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    Better racing coverage
    60 1 TO provide a better and more comprehensive coverage of the local racing scene, racing reporters Cavalier and Pedigree have joined The Straits Times racing staff (See Pages 34 and The Straits Times will now publish the photo-finishes of ill races at the 400 m mark and at
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      Lock icon ARGENTINA IS OUT
      55 1 BARCELONA, Sat.ArgenUn* wm knocked •at of the World Cap when It was beaten 3-1 by Brazil here today. A 12th minute coal from Zlro gave Brazil a 1-t aalftlme lead. Two seeead half goals by Junior and Sergtnho sealed the Argentinians' fate. la the dying minute*, Dlat
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    Kidneys from dead woman save two
    521 1  - Kidneys from dead woman save two BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter AT 2 a.m. yesterday morning, when most people were asleep, doctors were hard at work removing the kidneys from a dead donor. While they were applying their best surgical skills, a man and a woman waited all through
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      68 1 64 pages today TAN CHONG ADMITS MAKING 'INACCURATE STATEMENT 1 Page 11 Why they leave the civil service a two-part feature starting today on Page 16 Wimbledon: Chris vs King Page 33 SUMMARY 2 WORLD NEWS 3,4 CAUSEWAY 15 COMICS 11 EDITORIAL IS LETTERS H BACKGROUND 18 TIMES BUSINESS 19-22
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  • IN SUMMARY...
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      HOME
      585 2 Firm admits mistake A MOTOR company, Tan Chong and Sons, has admitted making an "inaccurate statement" about its former dealer, Chung Shan Motors. It said in a sworn affidavit that its advertisements were inaccurate in saying that "the present available stock of Chung Shan Motors consists of old stocks
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      COMMENT
      255 2 THE STRAITS TIMES SAYS: EMPLOYERS need not wait for the results of the committee studying the problems of the aged in Singapore to Implement some Job suggestions already made. These suggestions, which include offering employment at slower pace and with reduced workloads to our elderly, can be carried out
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      SPORTS
      202 2 Shock defeat THIRD-SEED Vitas Gerulaitis has been knocked out of the Wimbledon's men championship in a shock defeat by 12-seed Mark Edmondson. Australian Edmondson, 28, will play second-seed Jimmy Connors in the semi-finals today. In the other match, top seed and defending champion John McEnroe will meet fifth-seed Johan
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      TIMES BUSINESS
      254 2 DECLINE IN TIMBER EXPORTS CONTINUES SINGAPORE'S timber trade continued to decline in May and exporters expect the situation to worsen in subsequent months in view of the summer holidays in Europe. Total timber exports fell 13.7 per cent to $77.9 million from $90.2 million in May 1981. For
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      BACKGROUND
      67 2 START TALKS IN Behind the Headlines, JOHN DRYSDALE asks what has motivated the nuclear arms i-eduction talks in Geneva this week between the United States and the Soviet Union, given the earlier reluctance of both countries (for different reasons) to come to the conference table. The writer also discusses
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      AROUND THE WORLD
      499 2 Soviet energy exports OIL and gas exports play a dominant role in the Soviet Union's foreign trade. Its latest trade figures show they make up 47.3 per cent of total export earnings last year compared to 43.8 per cent in 1960. In fact, gas is the most
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      ACROSS THE CAUSEWAY
      213 2 Curb on hampers THE Anti-Corruption Agency has told supermarkets, emporiums and sundry shops not to accept orders from businessmen to deliver hampers and gifts to civil servants. Many businessmen are believed to be using the retail trade's delivery service to pass gifts to civil servants as gratification
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      SECTION 2
      482 2 Garden of knowledge THE flowering of botanical interest in Singapore and Malaysia has its roots in the Kew Gardens of Britain. In 1759, a German princess started the famous garden and as the British Empire expanded, so did the many gardens set up by British overlords in their
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  • AROUND THE WORLD
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      Lock icon Nott acts to boost Britain's military might
      274 3 Nott acts to boost Britain's military might IjONDON, Fri. Defence Secretary John Nott, under pressure to resign for cutting Britain's armed forces before the Kalklands conflict, yesterday took action to boost military strength by ordering extra combat planes and helicopters. Mr Nott said he would immediately place a new order
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      Lock icon Bignone: We'll never give up claim to Falklands
      268 3 BUENOS AIRES, Friday ARGENTINIAN President Reynaldo Bignone pledged last night to lead Argentina in an orderly return to democracy and said it would never give up its claim on the Falkland islands. Addressing his countrymen only hours after taking over as president
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      Lock icon Oil and gas form half of Soviet export earnings
      417 3 DOMINANT ROLE SHOWN IN LATEST FIGURES MOSCOW, Friday THE latest Soviet trade figures show the dominant role played by oil and gas exports in the country's foreign trade. Together, they constitute 47.3 per cent of total Soviet export earnings as against
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      Lock icon CHIRAC VOWS TO FIGHT PARIS REFORMS
      136 3 CHIRAC VOWS TO FIGHT PARIS REFORMS PARIS, Fri. Right-wing opposition leader Jacques Chirac, main political rival to President Francois Mitterrand, pledged yesterday to fight a plan by France's socialist government to break up local government structure in Paris. Mr Chirac, mayor of the capital since 1977, told a news conference
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      Lock icon Pipeline curbs may backfire, warns Mrs T
      343 3 'US wrong to block construction' LONDON, Friday BRITISH Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher yesterday said US efforts to block construction of the planned Soviet gas pipeline to western Europe were wrong. She told Parliament that European Community governments had agreed community officials would contact
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      Lock icon SCHMIDT EXPECTS TO SERVE OUT TERM
      136 3 SCHMIDT EXPECTS TO SERVE OUT TERM BONN, Fri. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, buoyed by Cabinet acceptance of his compromise budget, predicted yesterday his coalition will serve out its full four-year term. He told a news conference new problems may arise between his Social Democrats and Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher's tiny Free
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      BRITISH FACE FURTHER COMMUTING CHAOS
      124 3 LONDON, Fri. Britain's two million rail travellers face mere commuting chaos next week with the failure of arbitration to resolve a dispute between British Rail and engineers threatening a total strike. "It's obvious there's no Improvement bat we remain available for farther talks," a spokesman
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  • AROUND THE WORLD 2
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      Lock icon 'US should end Taiwan arms sale'
      262 4 WASHINGTON, Fri. After months of secret negotiations with China, the State Department has proposed to the White House that the United States eventually end the sale of I arms to Taiwan, Congres- j sional sources said yester- i day. According to the depart- ment's
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      Lock icon Marshal Siddhi quits Senate
      218 4 BANGKOK, Fri. Thai Foreign Minister Slddhl Savetsila today resigned from the Senate in a first step towards entering party politics. His resignation was announced to the Upper House this morning. He has decided to Join the Social Action Party (SAP), the strongest partner in General Prem
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      Lock icon Eight die
      39 4 TAIPEI, Fri. At least eight people were killed. and 20 injured by a fire which gutted a 87,000-tonne oil tanker in the southern Taiwanese port of Kaosiung today, a spokesman for the China Shipbuilding Corporation said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sihanouk wants to boost the Khmer image
      885 4  -  SALIM OSMAN By in a report for The Straits Times JAKARTA, Fri. The two-day visit of Prince Norodom Sihanouk to Indonesia which ended yesterday was seen by officials here as part of the Cambodian diplomatic drive to boost the image of the newlyformed
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      How coalition can bear fruit: Marcos
      185 4  - How coalition can bear fruit: Marcos ABBY TAN By Our Manila Reporter MANILA, Fri. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos today said that if the morale of the newlycreated Democratic Cambodian coalition can be sustained, it might lead to negotiations with the j Vietnamese. Mr Marcos made the comments after an hour
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      Lock icon Soviets angry says China
      84 4 BEIJING, Fri. China today accused the Soviet Union of venting its rage at the formation of an anti-Vietnamese Cambodian coalition by slandering Asean. A commentary by Xinhua news agency said last month's alliance agreement by the three Cambodian resistance groups clearly ran against the will of
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      Lock icon Seoul yes to loan
      91 4 TOKYO, Fri. SopUi Korea has agreed to a ■Japanese proposal (or (Sst,N« million (about $8.2 million) In loans to be extended to finance projects under Seoul's 1952-8S development programme, according to government sources. The sources said South Korea agreed to the amount of loans and wanted
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      445 4 5 DARWIN COMMUNITY CDHiEt DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION SERVICES HOME CORRESPONDENCE COURSES The External Studies Unit of the College is offering a number of home correspondence courses. These courses are open to everyone. Stud) in the comfort <>f your own home: no exams, no icsiilentials, and you can commence the course
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      93 4 To all guests, well-wishers, friends and supporters at the opening of Salon La Prairie, Plaza Singapura. Also, special thanks to Hong Kong TV and Screen actress Miss Gigi Wong who officiated the opening, and Mr Peter Yip, Managing Director of Salon La Prairie s (Far East) Ltd, Hong Kong. ■SrgrjE
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      Lock icon 8 plead 'not guilty'
      118 6 8 plead 'not guilty' LOS ANGELES, Frl. Eight of the 17 persons, charged with stealing computer secrete from IBM Corporation in California's Silicon Valley and selling them to Japanese firms, yesterday pleaded not guilty. Five were given trial dates next month. The five Hitachi Corp. of Japan employees were told
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      Lock icon US to raise $2lib in tax package
      268 6 US to raise $2 lib in tax package WASHINGTON, Fri. THE SENATE Finance Committee approved early today a package of taxes to raise US$9B billion (*****.6 billion) to stem expected federal budget deficits. After a non-stop, 17--hour session, the Republican-controlled committee .approved the package by 11 votes to nine. All
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      Lock icon Congressmen 'solicited sex from messengers'
      104 6 WASHINGTON, Fri. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is looking into allegations that several Congressmen solicited sex from teenage messengers in Congress, FBI sources said yesterday. The Ethics Committee of the House of Representatives also announced it was launching its own investigation. The FBI inquiry
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      Lock icon 2,200 couples say 'I do'
      70 6 NEW YORK, Fri. The Rev Sun Myung Moon officiated yesterday at the largest mass wedding in history, joining 2,200 Unification Church couples in matrimony during a ceremony at Madison Square Garden. The ceremony began 20 minutes late to allow about 6,000 guests to get to
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      135 7 TAN CHONG BRINGS 1Z. RIGHT INK) THE HEART OF TOWN! To serve you better at QUEEN STREET AN INVITATION Now, Tan Chong brings you another Come and visit our Nissan Sales Centre to xrvc aU y° ur newest showroom today motoring needs better! to view the best of KNissan. Lid*
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      Lock icon Iran forces shell two Iraqi
      95 8 Iran forces shell two Iraqi cities MANAMA (Bahrain), FrL Iraq yesterday saia Iranian forces shelled two Iraqi cities and warned Iran that It will "retaliate strongly and forcefully" to any farther attacks on rMilan areas. A military communique broadcast over Baghdad radio said Iranian forces also pounded \aricus Iraqi military
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      Lock icon Our arms not inferior —Moscow
      278 8 Our arms not inferior —Moscow MOSCOW, Fri. The Soviet Union has taken the unusual step of publicly refuting assertions that the weapons supplied by Moscow to the Arabs were inferior to Israeli and American arms. "In a bid to diminish the potentialities of the forces opposing the Israeli-American aggression in
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      Lock icon 'US trying to mislead'
      141 8 MOSCOW, Fri. The official Soviet news agency Tass last night said President Reagan had "tried to mislead public opinion" and confuse Arab states with his answers on United States Middle East policy daring a news conference in Washington on Wednesday. Tass cast doubt on Mr Reagan's
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      Lock icon Sectarian clashes break out in Lebanon
      339 8 Sectarian clashes break out in Lebanon BEIRUT, Fri. Reports of clashes between Christian rightists and Muslim Druze villagers have brought fears that Lebanon may be engulfed in sectarian fighting once the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) guerillas leave the country. Beirut newspapers said the clashes happened when Falangist militia, taking advantage
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      Lock icon War cost Israel $4 billion
      231 8 War cost Israel $4 billion TEL AVIV, Fri. Israel's war in Lebanon has so far cost the country between US$2 billion (554.3 billion) and $3 billion about 10 to 15 per cent of the 1982 gross national product of US$2O billion, Finance Minister Yoram Aridor said. A major part of
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      Lock icon Threat of Arab oil embargo'
      111 8 Threat of Arab oil embargo' CENTRALIA (Illinois), Fri. Another Arab oil embargo might result if the Israelis attack Palestine Liberation Organisation lairs in West Beirut, US Senator Charles Percy said. "There would be absolute carnage (and) severe retribution against the US because of that," the chairman of the Senate Foreign
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        Lock icon Treatment in Russia
        69 8 LEBANESE and Palestinian wounded will be accepted for medical treatment in the Soviet Union, Tass said in Moscow yesterday. The Soviet news agency also said medicines, blankets and tents will be supplied to Lebanese and Palestinian refugees. The aid will be delivered soon aboard Aeroflot planes. Tass
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        Lock icon Anti-Israel drive planned
        79 8 EGYPT'S opposition parties, stepping up their outcry over Israel's offensive in Lebanon, have declared that they will mount a "national campaign against the Zionist and US presence in Egypt." Mr Ibrahim Shukri, chairman of the opposition socialist Labour Party, said at a joint news conference in Cairo
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        Lock icon 'Asians in PLO ranks'
        35 8 ISRAEL released documents on Thursday which it said were found by Israeli forces in southern Lebanon showing that Pakistanis, Indians and Bangladeshis were serving in the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO). Reuter.
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      Lock icon Arms cache found in UN refugee school
      195 8 VIENNA, Fri. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency is investigating the discovery of an arms cache in one of its schools for Palestinian refugees near Sidon in Lebanon, an agency spokesman said yesterday. The arms were found by invading Israeli forces who
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      60 8 Another _^Times Bookshop We are now at TANGS Superstore D A _^^H ____H_______ <__ pr~* BKIJING $85.00 IHIASIRISOI CHINA $35.00 Specially devoted to your reading needs, our bookshop has streamlined their selections to cater for only the best. Beijing and Treasures of China are two from our latest range of
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    Now it's as easy as 1-2-3
    339 9 The numbers help to ease confusion NUMBERS are making life easier for officials. In the swim or on dry land, it is less confusing when participants are known by numbers. At the National Primary Schools' swimming championships, the contestants were given numbers because officials
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    ORCHARD PARADE IS OFF FOR 2 MONTHS
    81 9 ORCHARD PARADE IS OFF FOR 2 MONTHS I HKKK will be no Orchard parade, a roInirful spectacle on Sunday In Orchard Road, this month and next, as many troupes and cultural groups art- busy preparing for the National Day. It will make a c.omehark on Sept 12. The monthly performance,
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    Cho Yaw pulls out of joint cement venture
    390 9  -  HSUNG BEE HWA By BANKER and industrialist Wee Cho Yaw is pulling out of a proposed joint venture with Indonesian cement king Liem Sioe Leong to set up Singapore's sixth cement plant. This was confirmed by Mr Wee's son, Ec Chao, on
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    PUSHER GETS ROTAN
    82 9 NG SWEE HUAT. 44, was jailed 10 years by a district judge and given five strokes of the rotan on Wednesday for trafficking in heroin. Ng was also sentenced to six months each for possession and consump- tion. The sentences are to run concurrently. He was arrested
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    Yearly test for PDL holders before renewal
    110 9 FROM this month, all learner-motorcyclists are required to take a riding test at least once a year as a condition for renewing their provisional driving licences (PDLs). There will be no more automatic renewal. If the learner-motor-cyclist does not take the yearly test
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    Call to have more NCC officers in schools
    105 9 Call to have more NCC officers in schools PRINCIPALS should make provisions for a full establishment of National Cadet Corps (NCC) officers in their schools, so that worthwhile programmes could be fully supported and effectively carried out, the Permanent Secretary (Education), Mr Goh Kirn Leong, said yesterday. He noted that
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    Career envoy for Manila this month
    178 9 Career envoy for Manila this month SINGAPORE'S first career ambassador to be appointed to an Asean country will start work *\n Manila this month, a Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesman said yesterday. He is Mr Aziz bin Mahmood, 47, currently director-general of the Asean division at the ministry. He will arrive
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    Pensioner, 74, hanged himself
    115 9 A PENSIONER. Mohamed Amin bin Haji Ahmad, 74, gave his favourite daughter an envelope containing a will, which entitled her to a share of a property, two day's before his death, a coroner's court heard yesterday. Madam Salmah binti Mohamed Amin, 30, said her father also
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      295 9 I FAR EAST PLAZA I The biggest tourist shopping centre in S.E. Asia *i4M -W LfflV #1% I I Centrally located in Orchard Roads shopping 1Z l^H 181 1 1 lift V I and tourist area, between Goodwood Park I^IC HI II 585" MmJ^l M I Hotel and Hyatt Hotel
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      77 9 Rhapsody in time Theicceni exhibition of Concord watches featured some of th<' niosi exquisite wait lies in tin world, amongst them the Concord Delirium IV, the thinnest watch in the world aionl) 0.9K mm thin. The exhibition's two lucky draw winners are Mrs. E. Chan (0101) and Mr. D. Tea
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    Aircon on so two restaurants are back Inn business
    190 10 HOLIDAY Inn began humming with life again last night six days after a fire forced it to close its doors to stay-in guests. One of the hotel's three air-conditioning plants, damaged by the blaze, is now working and is being used
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    Playground to drive away waiting blues
    144 10 THIS is a playground all right but in the most unlikely place. It Is tucked away In a corner of the compound of the Views Car Inspection Centre in Sin Ming Drive. The playground, meant to amuse the children while daddy or mummy Is
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    New night shift system in hospitals
    215 10  - New night shift system in hospitals BENG TAN By Our Medical Reporter SOME 3,500 medical and health servants at government hospitals will work on a new night duty system from next month. This move follows results of a three-month trial study which has found the duty cycle to be the
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    Courses on human relations at NUS
    271 10 Courses on human relations at NUS THE need to understand human nature better is being stressed at the National University of Singapore. From this year, courses on human relations will be introduced for honours year students in the Science, and Arts and Social Sciences faculties. NUS vice-chancellor Professor Lim Pin
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    PA is praised for its art work
    156 10 PA is praised for its art work THE good work of the People's Association in promoting children's art was praised on Wednesday night by the Minister of State (Culture), Mr Fong Sip Chee. He dismissed the idea held by many people that these are "meaningless activities to fill the programme
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    Walk for fund
    31 10 A FUND-RAISING walkathon will be flagged off by the MP for Yio Chu Kang. Mr Lav Ping Sum, at Yio Chu Kang Secondary School tomorrow at 8 a.m.
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    Persuasion is the key in teaching Confucian ethics: Don
    253 10 THE Professor of Politics I at New York University, I Dr James Hsiung (right), I said yesterday that Confu- I cian ethics should not be imposed upon the students. He is one of the seven i scholars invited by the government
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    Bogus collectors go from rags to riches
    415 10 Bogus collectors go from rags to riches THERE'S money in rag*, and imposters are collecting oln clothing in the name of charity. The Salvation Army, whose name has been used by some of these imposters. has urged the public not to be duped. An organisation spokesman told The Straits Times
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    Muslim kids can leave school early
    76 10 Muslim kids can leave school early MUSLIM students in th( afternoon sessioas can still come home one period earlier during the fasting month so that they will be in time to break their fast in the evening. This is despite the shifting of the clock half an hour earlt er
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    Youth talk
    23 10 THfc; Delta Community Centre will hold a talk in Mandarin or. Youth Problems: Money and Marriage at 8 p.m. on Monday.
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    Woman on acid charge engages QC
    210 11 Woman on acid charge engages QC A HOUSEWIFE, charged with conspiring with two men to throw acid on her daughter-in-law, will be defended by a Queen's Counsel from England at her trial in the High Court. Mrs Mary Jer Pereira. 57, now on bail of $200,000. is having Mr Michael
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    Motorist gets six-year ban
    70 11 KHALID BIN MOHD NOR, 21, was disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for six years in a magistrate's court yesterday. He was also fined a total of $1,200 for committing four traffic offences and jailed for a day. A (900 fine was imposed for riding
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    More to learn from Japan
    151 11 THERE is more to learn from Japan than just its management, quality control circle and marketing techniques. The MP for Leng Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, last night said Singaporeans should, like the Japanese, also appreciate and take interest in culture and arts. Dr Ow
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    Tan Chong admits inaccuracy in 'old stocks' statement
    617 11  -  MAUREEN CHUA By Injunction obtained by Chung Shan dissolved TAN Chong and Sons Motor Company (S) Pte Ltd has admitted making an "inaccurate statement" involving its former dealer, Chung Shan Motors Pte Ltd. The firm through one of its directors, Mr Neo
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    Buoyant time for building industry
    459 11 Buoyant time for building industry THE construction industry is in for a more buoyant time. Another 218 building projects to the tune of $2.2 billion were granted planning approval in the first quarter of this year. Statistics released by the National Development Ministry yesterday showed that although the number of
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    MP to attend opening
    53 11 THE MP for Lena Kee, Dr Ow Chin Hock, will attend the opening ceremony of the National Management Game at Shangri-La Hotel on July 10 at 9.30 a.m. The game is organised by the Singapore Institute of. Management and is co-spon-sored by Business Times and ICL
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      263 11 IKE A magic Doing up junior's room is child's play Not only does Ikea make furnishing junior's room easy, it's inexpensive as well. Tables, high chairs, benches, stools all are available in bright, cheery colours. And they're made tough to withstand the more-than-occasional rough treatment by kids. Come see these
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      179 11 Bringing Up Father By Bill Kavanagh Hal Camp MAGGIE AMD N\PS DEPEST PLEASE GIVE PDOPSIE TWO PAYS LATB? THERE'S MIGOSH THAT WEST AWAY FOR TVWO O&VS FOOP AMP *ATER TWICE A -ceet/l t,.i 0 POOPSIE I &RP IAU^TA A^P THE LAPy ASKEP AAE Z>t*/" WHOOPS' rt Bl^V a oc ocdcct-
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    5,653 familiesfor multi-tier scheme
    175 12 5,653 familiesfor multi-tier scheme THE government's prior- I ity flats allocation scheme j has encouraged 5,653 multi-tier families to want to live under the same roof. These comprise 5,416 j Housing Board applicants and 237 HUDC applicants, j Of those opting for the scheme, 449 are fresh applications while 2,081
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    Basic course on computers
    54 12 TWO basic computer classes for beginners will be held in July at the PAP Queenstown Branch, Block 96, Margaret Drive. Lessons will be held twice a week at three hours a session including practices. Registration opens from Monday to Friday, between 7.30 and 9 p.m. For
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    Fair price notes for hawkers
    533 12  -  IDAH LATIFF JULIE TAN By and HAWKERS at Marine Parade will soon get letters from the Housing Board advising them not to charge exhorbitant prices, following complaints last month. An HDB spokesman said yesterday the letters will be sent to the 80 hawkers in conjunction
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    Soldiers with the yen for computers
    200 12 SINGAPORE'S soldiers will be computer wizards as well as experts in warfare if the response to the Ministry of Defence's microcomputer centre is anything to go by. There are always more i applicants than places for the courses conducted by j the centre. Day
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    Fined $200 for declaring fifth
    105 12 child as third MADAM Chia Moi Nee, 33, was fined $200 in a magistrate's court yesterday for giving false information when registering her child for Phase One Primary One classes last July. Chia committed the offence on July 20 1981, at Woodsville Primary School, by
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    Musical treat at airport
    46 12 THE arrival hall of Changi Airport will come alive with music tomorrow when the Singapore Youth Orchestra gives a free concert there between 6.30 and 7.30 p.m. The concert of classical and popular music is sponsored by the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board.
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    New US system to grade fabrics likely
    228 12 New US system to grade fabrics likely THE United States is expected to come up with a new system for classifying fabrics within two months, a US embassy official said yesterday. The system will require the US Customs to consult the Singapore authorities on any changes it wishes to make
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    Fatal fall was suicide
    57 12 A CORONER'S court yesterday recorded a suicide verdict on the death of lxx> Seok Lian, 22, who fell from her block of flats in Bedok South Avenue 2 on Feb 17 The court heard that Loo, who was jobless and an outpatient of Woodbridge Hospital, became
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    Toy safety fair
    55 12 THE Toy Safety Authority of Singapore (Tsas) will take part in a Toy Fair at the world Trade Centre from Aug 6 to 10. This will mark the first bigscale venture by the Tsas to mount an educational campaign to promote toy safety among manufacturers, importers, experts,
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    Flat-dwellers using bags for rubbish
    188 12 A HOUSING Board survey of a block of high-rise flats in Marine Parade has shown that residents are heeding the call to use plastic bags for their rubbish. Besides making refuse collection less messy, the use of garbage bags has also led to a cleaner
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      144 12 Annual inspections are nearly 20 years old in Sweden. So are a lot of Volvos that are still passing them. The concept of annual vehicle inspection is not a new one in Sweden. Sincel96s, AB Svensk Bilprovning, the Swedish Motor Vehicle Inspection Company, has been carrying out compulsory annual inspections
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    'No point in seeking ACTU help'
    546 13  -  IVAN LIM By our Labour Correspondent THE National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) did many things, including calling for a boycott of Australian goods, during the Pacific Viking controversy except this: It avoided contacting the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) although mutual good relations
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    It is a bigger ball game at the CCs
    289 13 It is a bigger ball game at the CCs THERE are now more squash, basketball, tennis and volleyball courts as well as fitness corners at the community centres compared to four years ago. A survey of sports facilities conducted by the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) also showed that there were
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    No more 3 pc STPB cess for small hotels
    385 13  - No more 3 pc STPB cess for small hotels JUDITH HALE By rOURISTS staying in small hotels do not have to jay the 3 per cent cess on room rates from this •nonth. But they will still have to pay the cess on ood and drink bills. This tax is
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    MGS reunion dinner
    59 13 SINGAPORE'S permanent representative to the United Nations. Mr Tommy Koh, and his wife will be guests at Methodist Girls' School founder's day reunion dinner at the Golden Phoenix Restaurant. World Trade Centre, on July 23 at 8 p.m. The cost is $27 a person. Payment must be
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    QUOTE
    82 13 4 IN order to preserve your sanity, It is essential every now and then to enjoy the lighter side of teaching. Children are foil of the unexpected. Instead of being annoyed at the lack of conformity to what you tell them to do, it would be beneficial to laugh
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    Cabbies have Singa on their backs
    265 13 THE ever smiling courtesy mascot Singa is now making its debut in the taxis... on the backs of cabbies. Keen to spread the courtesy message among taxi drivers, the Registry of Vehicles gave about 550 free-size T-shirts to them. The specially-designed light brown T-shirts
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    Banker gets hotel's vote
    64 13 BANKER James Harrison, 40, won a dinner for two for being the Mandarin Hotel's most courteous guest on Wednesday. "Being courteous is cheaper than tipping," he quipped but added, "that's a joke actually I'm very thrilled." Mr Harrison is general manager of the Singapore branch of
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    HDB's better-service survey
    188 13 HOUSING Board residents will be able to tell the HDB what they think of its service. From July 12 to 19, the HDB will conduct a survey, reaching out to as many as 52,000 people, on whether HDB staff are courteous or not. During this week, anyone
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    Sad return
    37 13 A BUSINESSMAN. Mr Sunder Samnani, 39, and his family returned home on Thursday, from a two-week holiday, to find jewellery and cash amounting to $21,500 missing from their home at Rose Garden in Amber Road.
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      355 14 THE PRACTICAL PRICE FOR THE PRACTICAL PICKUP MAZDA E2200 with the highest in standard features Payload 1,240 Kg. Nett Selling Price Nett Selling Price Model w/o registration with registration Mazda E2200 9,990 14,990 Datsun 1600 LWB 12,829 17,829 Mitsubishi L2OO 10,610 15,610 lsuzuKßD26 11,238 16,238 ToyoAce LWB 14,990 15,005 *Price
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      Lock icon Shops told: Don't send
      421 15 SEREMBAN, Friday THE Anti-Corruption Agency (ACA) has told supermarkets, emporiums and sundry shops not to accept orders from businessmen to deliver hampers and gifts to civil servants. The agency also reminded government servants that it is an offence to receive such gifts. The state ACA director,
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      Lock icon Mischief fine
      41 15 IPOH, Fri. A motorist Kong Weng Wah. 24, wh smashed tne windscreen c another car with an iron ra following a road accident her on Nov 1, was yesterday fine $500 in a magistrate's cour for committing mischief NST.
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      Lock icon hampers to civil servants
      101 15 MARKET BLAZE GUTS 11 SHOPS FIREMEN battling to grevent the fire at Chow !it market from spreading to the hundreds of stalls in the area on Thursday morning. The blaze, which started at 3.45 p.m., gutted a row of 11 wooden shops dealing in hardware, textile
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      Privy Council rejects request
      171 15  -  Saad Hashim By of the New Straits Times LONDON, Fri. The Privy Council here today rejected an application by Kuala Lumpur Chinese school teacher Loot Ting Yee alias Lock Swee for special leave to appeal to the council on the Federal Court decision with regard to
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      Lock icon N-waste is safe, residents assured
      171 15 N-waste is safe, residents assured KUALA LUMPUR, FYi. The radioactive material to be buried in Parit. Perak, is not dangerous, a government official assured residents yesterday. The move had worried residents there. The material, thorium hydroxide, has a low level of radioactivity. Only prolonged exposure in its concentrated form will
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      Lock icon MAS criticised for purchase of simulators
      336 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Airline System's purchase of two simulators, costing about USJ3O million (5J64.8 million) for training DC-10 and Airbus cockpit crews, has been criticised as "an extravagance" it can illafford. Against the better judgment of some of its officials, MAS last year
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      Lock icon Army officer imposter nabbed
      78 15 KUALA LI MPIR, Friday A MAN posing as an army officer was detained when he paid a special call on a police officer in •Jalan Bandar here yesterday. Police also recoverd six rounds of ammunition, a Mindef mass and beret from the man. City CID Chief
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      156 15 THE BOOKS YOU HAD BETTER READ TO The word is now out that computers are rapidly becoming cheaper than people This WM M BHI Ulll calls fo»drastic measures! At MPH Stamford Road and MPH Robinson Road until JP MIA |V I^^^V^L a July 31. you'll find 10% discount on our
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    First of a two-part series on the civil service by LIAK TENG KIAT
    304 16 THKKK has been growing government concern In the last few years over the high rate of resignation by Division One officers from the civil service. In late February, the Public Service Commission (I*S< made an unprecedented move
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    The Straits Times says...
    473 16 H Why wait for Mr Howe? THE PROBLEM of employment for the aged, which is tied up with Singaporeans' treatment of their senior citizens, is a threefold one. There is the overall obstacle of social attitude. There are the actual physiological limitations. And there are the
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    The bald patches
    2289 16 that make the grass always greener the other side THE latest round of pay increases in the civil service has already had some effect According to a company director, two government engineers who were on ihe verse of joining his firm changed their minds after the salary
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    Why they leave the civil service
    276 16 Why they leave the civil service 1 Money ALTHOUGH three of the former civil servants interviewed conceded that money had been one of their considerations, all 12 insisted to a man that it was not the reason for their quitting public service. Most of the former administrative officers in fact
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      Garden in the sky
      240 17 AS A resident of a Housing Board flat on the topmost floor of a HOB block I have noticed that the roof-tops of most blocks are turning grey and unsightly. They are certainly under-utilised except for the presume of some water tanks and television antennae. I
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      Public is ignorant about the ways of motorcycling
      388 17 1 BECOME weak in the knees when I read things about motor-cy-cling like the letter from Adaptive" (ST, June 18). Ignorance is one of lifes biggest dangers, and anyone who believes that an "acceleration cut-off device" would be safe for the motorcyclist
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        Many attempts were made to restrain patient
        192 17 Many attempts were made to restrain patient I WOULD like to refer to the letter by "Angry and Disappointed" regarding the hospitalisation of her sister at Alexandra Hospital (ST, June 22). The sister of the writer was admitted to the hospital around 9.30 p.m. on June 11 for suspected drug
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        Untitled
        82 17 THE Straits Times welcomes letter* from readers All letters must include the writers signature, full name, address and telephone number, if any. They should preferably be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper. You may add a pseudonym if you wish. Brevity is an advantage. We reserve the right
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        Upgrading in NCC based on merit
        197 17 Upgrading in NCC based on merit I REFER to the letter "More duties for NCC graduate officers" by "Senang Diri" (ST. June 18). "Senang Diri" is under the misconception that graduate teachers on joining the National Cadet Corps (NCC) are given the lowest officer rank and minimal responsibilities. The fact
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      Hospital hygiene?
      66 17 ON A recent visit to a neurosurgical ward of Tan Tock Seng Hospital, I witnessed the following incident. There were two bottles of unfinished water from two different patients. A hospital attendant poured the remaining water from the two bottles into a bottle. This bottle of water was
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      Tellers in this area please
      49 17 Tellers in this area please I HAVE observed that there are no POSB cash-on-line tellers from 6th mile Bukit Timah to Woodlands. This creates inconvenience to POSB customers who live in the area. Could the POSB look into the possibility of installing tellers along this route? LILY Singapore 23C8
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      Set up a legal section to handle
      164 17 Set up a legal section to handle mortgages I REFER to Mr Bertie Cheng's letter "Credit POSB waives the deposit rule" (ST, June 18). Credit POSB's new housing loan package will definitely be welcomed by the public. However, I would like to suggest that as a further service to their
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      To ensure no one borrows beyond his means
      197 17 To ensure no one borrows beyond his means I REFER to the letter "Strict conditions" by "Potential Borrower" (ST, June 17) on Credit POSB's requirement for personal sureties and minimum income of applicants and guarantors for Renovation and Furnishing Loans. It is normal prudent financial practice to require borrowers to
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      ALLOW USE OF CPF SAVINGS AS SURETY
      57 17 I SUGGEST that Credit POSB look into the possibility of allowing a borrower of the POSB Renovation Loan Scheme to use his CPF savings as a tangible surety instead of subjecting the borrower to a great deal of inconvenience and embarrassment to obtain
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      What has motivated the new Start talks?
      1558 18 What has motivated the new Start talks? No hands across the ocean SUDDEN DETERIORATION IN AMERICA -WEST EUROPE TIES FOR Mrs Margaret Thatcher to have come down rather heavily yesterday en President Ronald Reagan confirms many times over that all Is not well with Western Europe's relations with the United
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      T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane
      474 18 T.F. Hwang takes you down Memory Lane FRUIT FOR THOUGHT MY PICK today is the durian. Good old durian. The durian as the king of tropical fruits, as the symbol of the good old Eastern way of life. The durian tree in the days of my youth grew tall and
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      126 18 ■H^jH I A HUhv i i Blip ADEN Dining Set INKA Dining Set with Glass Top BOSTON Dining Set with Glass Top $995 J I Complete with 4 Chairs. $890 Complete with 6 Chairs. $1200 J*\. L *1 mtf \k JlWB*** I '\'F I k Mfll %f I _Jf 4(\J
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        Acma queried
        59 19 THE Singapore Stock Exchange has asked Acma Electrical how it arrived at the consideration for the sale of its wholly-owned subsidiary in Malaysia and the purchase of a 20-per cent stake in OYL Industries. The company was also asked how the sale and purchase will affect the net
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        GUI dividend
        38 19 GROWTH Industrial Holdings has announced the payment of a dividend of 7.5 per cent less tax for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. This will be payable on Aug 31 to shareholders registered by July 30.
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        Sea View Hotel
        49 19 SEA View Hotel has informed loan stockholders that the yearly interest, ending July 31, at 10 per cent less lax will be payable on July 31. The transfer- books and the register will be closed from July 24 to 31 for the purpose of determining entitlements.
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        Pan Electric
        91 19 PAN Electric Industries has approved the payment of a tax-exempt dividend of 3 per cent together with a dividend of 10 per cent less tax for the year ended Dec 31, 1981. These dividends will be payable on Aug 31 to registered shareholders on July 30. The company
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        Shell Refining
        40 19 SHELL Refining Co has appointed Mr G. D. Jones as a director of the company from June 24. Dato I>ee Kok Chee and Mr Neil William Botting have resigned as directors from April 27 and June 15 respectively.
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        Hotel Malaysia
        108 19 HOTEL Malaysia Ltd yesterday announced that its chairman, Tan Sri Khoo Teck Puat, has resigned as a director of the company while his son, Mr Khoo Ban Tian, has been appointed a director. Tan Sri Khoo's stepping down as a Hotel Malaysia director is part of a move
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        Hume Industries (M)
        37 19 HUME Industries Malaysia's shareholders have approved its proposed sale of Hume Industries Singapore to Hong I>eong Malaysia for $40 million at the EGM held yesterday. The interested party, Hong Leong Malaysia, abstained from voting.
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        Listings granted
        69 19 AJINOMOTO (M)'s additional 6.27 million Msl shares arising from the company's two-for-five bonus issue will be granted a listing and quotation on Monday, while Raleigh Cycles (M)'s 8.06 million Msl shares from its one-for-one rights issue at M 51.50 per share will be granted a listing and quotation
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        Permodalan offer
        35 19 UDA Merchant Bankers has declared that Permodalan Bersatu Bhd's cash offer of Msl4 for each Idris Hydraulic Tin's share is now unconditional. The offer will be closed at 4 p.m. on July 19.
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        Setron (M) acquisition
        67 19 SETRON (Malaysia) Bhd has acquired two shell companies Asian Computer Services and Drug Houses of Australia (M) from Mr Ong Hean Tat and Mr Ch'ng Soo Keong. Both companies have paid-up and authorised capitals of Ms 2 and M 525,000 respectively. Asian Computer's main business is to
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        64 19 LONDON, Fri. The United States budget deficit for fiscal 1983 could total between US$ll5 billion (*****.3 billion) and USJI7S billion, rather than the US$lOO-billion deficit foreseen by the government, Salomon Brothers economist Henry Kaufman said. "The budget resolution (passed by Congress) has very rosy underlying economic assumptions
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      Lock icon $5 billion loan for Mexico
      165 19 $5 billion loan for Mexico MEXICO CITY, Fri. An international syndicate of 75 bank.s is lending Mexico US$2.5 billion (555.38 billion) under an agreement that signals confidence in Mexico's recovery from a severe economic crisis. But the interest will be triple what Mexico was paying a year ago. The seven-year
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      Lock icon Polish enterprises told to improve or face bankruptcy
      400 19 WARSAW. Fri. Polish bank.s have told some TOO loss making enterprises throughout the country that no more credit payments will be made to thorn unless they draw up plans for improving their economic performance. Mr Stanislaw Nieckarz, the Polish National Banks's deputy
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      Decline in timber exports continues
      413 19 SINGAPORE'S timber trade continued to decline in May and exporters expect the situation to worsen in subsequent months in view of the summer holidays in Europe. Total timber exports fell 13.7 per cent to $77.9 million from $90.2 million in May 1981. For the first
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      ADB grant for power planning in Asean
      294 19 POWER utility authorities of the five Asean countries have been granted US$2OO,OOO (*****,000) to finance the installation of a common transmission planning software system. The grant was approved by the Asian Development Bank under its technical assistance scheme. This is its first sponsor
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      Unilite Electrical sustains another year of losses
      262 19 Unilite Electrical sustains another year of losses UNILITE Electrical Industries Bhd, which recently underwent a capital reconstruction, has reported group losses (before extraordinary items) of MJ2.67 million for the year ended Dec 31, 1881. This compares with group losses of M 53.26 million incurred in 1980. Unilite's group turnover was
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      181 19 Squabble over domicile move COPENHAGEN, Thurs. Mr Maresk Mc-Kinney Moller, head of the giant A. P. Moller shipping and industrial group, said that he had transferred the domicile of one of the two self-earning foundations which have controlling interest in the group to Liechtenstein. The decision, made last year, is
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      Marginal fall in pretax profits at South Pacific Textile Ind
      334 19 Marginal fall in pretax profits at South Pacific Textile Ind SOUTH Pacific Textile Industries appears to be weathering the recession reasonably better than other companies in the same industry. The parent company suffered only a marginal drop in earnings at the pre-tax level for the interim period to March 31,
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        62 19 Jnustoad Khd >unlop Ind iolnnnts ilT< -3 -2 ft C Eso* iiathrte Bhd NBT --8 1 (CM r*M Haw Par Nat Iron (old Storage (n'lltillKS ln< hrapr Khd PM( 'an Kle<lothmaiLs Trading M Harks •6 -1 -10 Perils Plant Semb Ship Sap orp W>»rnps -3 1
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        385 19 SINGAPORE: The stock market closed narrowly mixed in selective trading. The Straits Times industrial Index was 2.72 points lower at 715.68. Among Industrial stocks, Cycle and Carriage, Jurong Cement, denting and Pan Electric gained between fi and 13 cents while Hi instead, Haw Par, Cold
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        30 19 Industrials Finance Hotels Up 22 4 4 Down 35 6 3 unoh 23 3 5 Properties Plantations 3 6 1 3 1 Mining Deb/Loans 1 2 2 1 2
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          40 19 S V V Inland Pen Strait* Trading Prima U A C Hong Fnk Sea View (i B < Spore Land FAN 17H 55.'. 500 390 2flO 402 810 706 590 -1H -!(J ■Ml In •10 -R A -5 -5 -5
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          36 19 nugar* I (Vmenl Prrmium IMdx r ■ivn Krsin. r.rutiat* P.otl n l^ong Fin Dunlop Kit fr«i Mm. 2W 220 310 380 376 725 506 278 t 13 10 1-8 6 H« 6 5. 5 5
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          22 19 Pn.met MJH Hotel Prop 132.000 C C 114,000 Si me Darby 95.000 Mm ■«•.<<" Total turnover: 2.Mm Total value: $8 04m
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          31 19 BT Indicator STlndu.stn.ilv STKinanoST Hotels STPropptti.^ ST Mining ST Plantation.-. SKS In<l 21WB3 *****8 71K.4O 705.68 1706.14 1704.92 1096.55 10W.07 627.04 623.70 ***** 297.41 W3.65 864.98 nSSll (153.13 :O8.2H 540.66
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    2359 20 ■H.HUW ONE IMM STRIAI. ft COMMERCIAL Gr'» N*i 1...1 Div Pt Vol Day 1 High I .aw imipini s +or <n C 000) High Low 12l 150 247 Acma 318 21.7 30.8 Alcom 115 3.7 Mi 33 172 Allied Choc 179 7.0 16.1 108 246 BA T
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    Shares edge lower in quiet trading
    602 20 JITTKKV Investors, unsure about the market's ability to sustain its nnnt gains, decided to liquidate some of their holdings yesterday. Consequently, the Singapore stock market finished on a mildly negative note in very quiet trading. Turnover uas a mi-: i- LM million units as
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    417 20 THE Kuala Lumpur stock market lapsed into another quiet s| II ;is shares were traded marginally lower in most BBCtOTI yesterday. Shares opened on a very quiet note on most fronts with prices marked down a few cents Tradinp remained quiet for the better part of the
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    206 20 SINGAPORE UNIT tKi >I (Maaagera' prices far Jaly I) The Commerce 2 75 2.89 The Savings Fund 156 1.64 Spore Prog Fund 123 1.29 Spore Sec Fund 1.89 1.98 Spore Invest Fund 100 1.05 Spore Equity Fund 119 125 ASIA I NIT TKI SI (Maaagen' prtrea for Jaljr
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    1652 20 (ill) aid offer prices officially listed and buVness in and reported to the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday *-i h the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 uni unless otherwise specified. All Times Settlement Contracts are quoted after the world "sett" Big Board
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    35 20 Industrials Finance Dp 18 Down 41 5 unch 21 2 Hotels Properties Oil Palms Tins 2 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 3 3 rubbers 5 5 3 t rubbers Deb/Loans 1
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    1397 20 BID and offer prices officially listen and business in and reported lo the Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. IMH STKMI.s Arna (3.328 3.425) AJumomW (3.00 B) (1) 3.10 Alean (1 138
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      Hongkong
      414 20 STOCKS yesterday closed mixed on scanty trading, brokers said. The Hang Seng index lost 4.27 points to 1,274.29 due to easing of some second line index constituents Brokers said pessimism about Hongkong's economic outlook overshadowed the market which was also affected by the sharp fall on Wall Street overnight
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      519 20 SHARE prices yesterday fell under constant selling pressure as leading stocks reacted to lower commodity prices, and a rise in broker loan rates by US banks The all resources index was the hardest hit, losing 112 points to 330.5, while the All Ordinaries slid seven points to 463.0 and
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      51 21 FINANCIAL TIMES INDUSTRIALS Thursday 549.3 Wednesday 554.3 Week Ago...- 554.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 803.27 Wednesday 811 93 Week Ago 810.41 H.K.HANG SENG Friday 1274.29 Thursday closed Week Ago closed AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIALS Friday 828.0 Thursday 628.1 Week Ago 628.0 ALL ORDINARIES Friday 463.0 Thursday 470.0 Week Ago
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      342 21 SHARES yesterday fell sharply, dragged down by Hitachi I. til's further losses following the decision by a IS federal grand jury to indict the company and 17 individuals over the IBM computer secrets case. The market average lost 94.51 to close at 7.084.87 in light trading on volume of
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      378 21 NEW YORK, Thurs. Stock prices closed sharply lower amid worries about interest rates and second quarter earnings. The Dow Jones industrial average drifted down all day but quickened its decline in the last hour to finish with a drop of some 8' I points at 803.27. Declines led
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      609 21 LONDON, Fri. Leading industrials drifted lower in extremely quiet conditions, depressed by the prospect of further disruption of the rail system next week, but government bonds held steady, dealers said. At 3pm, the Financial Times index was down 6.9 points at 542.4. The weakness of Wall Street and uncertain
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      177 21 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Share prices were mixed to lower with market sentiment depressed by news that an emergency regulation is to be sought for Tilburgsche Hypotheekbank, dealers said. The most active share option was Royal Dutch with 1,196 contracts. n, old mo U •o mo -01 rev a&ao -o» tIU
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      241 21 ZURICH, Thurs. Share prices closed narrowly lower as losses among some engineering shares due to unfavourable economic prospects caused a general downturn of the market, dealers said. Brown Boveri, Fischer, Von Roll and Sulzer all retreated in moderately active trading. Trading was rather subdued in other sectors, they said.
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      128 21 SHARE prices yesterday closed mostly lower in weak trading sine* investors saw no incentive to trade. Bthu Aoium Tntl A»uTlbr« Ajojlnaym Inv. Ana Tnut Bangkok Bank M Bank Of Arudhan Ltd Bau Shoe Bjrll Juctar Charooitf Thai WirtT^ in -4 1 Pirvstont nm Tnut 3UO Ooodjtax Industrial FinanC« Cotp
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      107 21 THE market yesterday remained depressed with turnover lower at 1.6 million from 4.8 million pesos. It Phil Hldfl «JD .006 icoje Mlnlnt mil unch inflo Phil 00 unch ipn Mmmi B 01 unch iUu Con B IS unch la«\i:o Oold 0013 0 0003 lulr Pclriltum 014 -***** leniutl Con
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      RUBBER
      635 21 PRICES in the Singapore rubber market closed slightly lower yesterday, with July RSS One buyers quoted at 183.00 cents per kilo, down 0.75 cent on Thursday's close, dealers said. The morning market lost 0.75 cent on lack of interest in quiet trading, they said. Trading was quiet in the
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      99 21 NOON MB uuJ SMK ptm Mftdiv RAB Jul> I urrr.l Mlk) Buyer. Seller. HI ll..npJl»tl 161 Ml lI2MN sSR Ni il t.ir palUn IMM 160.00N OBJ July Au«u.t SMKIV v b.npallell 204 00 *****N ■-MH 1. I t..n pallrtl 204 M I OHMS Ml< ll,.np«ll>li 1H.1.-XI I
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      33 21 Rubber: July 2 Singapore: July: 183.00 cents (down 0.75 cent) Malaysia: July: 199.50 cents (down 2.50 cents) Tin: M 529.15 per kilo (unchanged) Official offering: 220 tonnes (up 1 15 tonnes)
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      137 21 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Singapore, noon closing price* per IN kg yesterday. oronut «U: Bulk fob $100 00 sellers, old drum (in second hand drum) fob $112.00 sellers, new drum fob $116.00 sellers. Copra: Mixed (loose) $55.00 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white pepper fob Asta NLW $340.00 sellers, Sarawak white
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      GOLD
      204 21 THE KILOBAR market for gold deliverable in Singapore opened at $21,782 and closed at 121,809 yesterday. In the Far East, gold opened at USJ3I2 50 313.50 and was traded narrowly between 1312.50 and 1314 5(1 before closing at $313.20 313 70 by lunch time. The market re-opened at $313
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      TIN
      179 21 THE STRAITS tin price was again unchanged at M 529.15 per kilo in Penang yesterday, on an official offering up 115 tonnes to 220 tonnes. The overnight London market was firmer with forward buyers recovering £150 to L6,93oper tonne LONDON: There was no follow-through during the afternoon to the
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      PALM OIL
      159 21 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malays an crude palm oil market closed lower on further selling in moderately active tracing yesterday, dealers said In Ju'y, north dropped $15 to MJ747.5G per tonne, central $10 to 1745 -i mi south $2.50 to $752.50 wfrle in August, north fell $7.50 to $742.50
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      COPPER
      30 21 LONDON: Copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets)Wirebars Spot buyers £764.30 (£*****); sellers E76D.50 (£791.50); Three Months buyers £788.50 (£814.00: sellers £789.00 (£814.50 Market Mr: Easier B*Jm: 22.500 tonnes.
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      35 21 Tkui We* New York 5.K78 5 998 S.MS 6.06S Zurich 5.678 6.038 5.T7S 6.13S rri Itm Singapore 5.858 5 928 596S 6025 CUBing prices in US dollar troy ounce Saver: Cn4H Smimr, S'p»-».
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      Money and exchanges
      339 21 THE US Sing dollar opened at $2 1525 45 before being traded lo a low of *****0 10 It then recovered to the day's high of 12 1535 45 before easing back to close at $2 1515 25. Trading was quiet and featureless The US dollar against
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      NOMINAL RATES
      357 21 ASIAN currency deposit Interbank rates as at close on July 2: Closing Asian dollar certificates of deposit for prime names on July 2: Source: Merrill Lynch International (Alia) A Co. 1 month 2 months 3 months 4 months 5 months 6 months 15 40 1565 15.85 15.85 1600
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      Discount
      44 21 RANGE of prices offered by ills count houses on July 2: Call deposits 4 doting Buying Selling 3-month Treasury bills 4 3 3-month Bank bills 9*i 9>» 3 months CD 9'« :i 6 months CD 9 5/18 9 3/18 Swee: NnUn—l Dtnul C*.
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      35 21 Closing interbank rales for Singapore dollars on July 2 Offer Bid Overnight 8 7'i 1 month 9 8"> 2 months 9 1 16 BIS IS 3 months 9' > 9 Overnight mode 6 I
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      24 21 THE Average rate at which major Singapore banks are currently prepared to lend to their best customers Is U.M per cent.
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      UPP to stop paper making operations
      315 22 UNITED Pulp and Paper Company Ltd (UPP) is hiving off its paper manufacturing operations to its wholly owned subsidiary. Paper Products (M) Pte Ltd. It will then cease manufacturing activities and become a holding company for the group. This move is to help rationalise
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      API earnings fall below expectation
      230 22 THE acquisition of three property companies by Associated Plastics Industries Bhd last year has helped to boost the company's earnings although not to the extent that was forecast. For the year ended Dec 31, 1981, APl's group pretax profits rose sharply to MJ5.21 million (M
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      MRT may create $4m in insurance premium
      599 22 SOME $4 million to $6 million worth of insurance premiums may be generated from the proposed construction of the mass rapid transit system. This estimate given by some insurers covers primarily material damage during the construction period. It is based on rates charged
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      Veneer directors favour proposed purchases
      209 22 Veneer directors favour proposed purchases THE independent directors of Veneer Products Ltd have indicated that they will vote in favour of the company's proposed acquisition of Material Trading Pte Ltd and property units at Merlin Plaza. Two interested directors, Mr Liew Choon Kee and Mr Danny Liew Heap Hwa, will
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      Pan Malaysia Cement profits commendable
      359 22 PAN Malaysia Cement Works, a company within the MUT group, has turned in a commendable performance last year in contrast to the general gloom seen in many other companies. Preliminary figures incorporating results of associated companies) for the year ended March 31, 1982 showed unaudited
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      Lock icon Pechiney plan
      109 22 PARIS, Fri. Th. owned Pechiney group wants to go ahead with iis plan to hive off the dyeing activiins of its Prodnits Chimiqure Ugine Kuhlmann (PCUK) affiliate to the British Chemicals giant, ICI. The operation, which is disputed by the unions, would create one of the world's fnm
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      UOB in Malaysia profitable again
      215 22 UOB in Malaysia profitable again THE Malaysian opera tions of the United Overseas Bank group contin uod to progress last yen with Chung Khiaw Bank and Lee Wah Bank both chalking up similar growth rate of 46 per cent in aftertax profits The group said that aftertax profits of Cbung
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      Lock icon Report calls for end to fixed broking fees
      439 22 SYDNEY, Fri. The government's Trade Practices Commission (TPC) report on the Australian stockbroking industry has recommended ending both fixed brokerage fees and the restrictions on stock exchar membership. Th' .^commendations are -ainst submissions made by the Australian Associated Stock Exchanges which wanted
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      710 23 CLASSIFICATION GROUP A Entertainment A Where to Eat B Personal Services A Merchandise C Business To Business D Employment E Vehicles A Boats F Accommodation A Properties G Travel Guide H Education A Instruction I Announcements J Obituaries SAVES43S Normal price SI3SO Now SS4S Advent latest Speakers Model 4002 (U.S.A.)
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      1132 24 A G Business To Business Q Employment |jj|^ Q Emptoymont (1^ Q Employment [jjii Q Employment BMAGNE CLEAN o SUN CUSHION SUN CUSHION WITH 88 SOFT HEMISPHERICAL PROTUBERANCES. Mogn*tism md press 4 f\ hermsphenca! protuberances F bM j I improve your Wood circulation HF J and remove oches and &ti(Wss
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      701 24 4 VSLf 4k\M.fS BANK AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANKING GROUP LIMITED At a reault ot internal promolions, two vacancies have arisen. rheeeare: OVERSEAS OFFICER LOAN ADMINISTRATION OFFICER 1) OVERSEAS OFFICER I >ih sun essful applicant will be responsible fdr supervising the lay lo day operations of the International Customer Services
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      458 24 LADY TUTOR REQUIRED lo t*ach all English subjects Afternoon Primary 4 students (dist. 9) Please apply to. PO Box 904. Colombo Court. Singapore 81 17 WANTED DEDICATED TEACHER presently teaching In school to leach Literature and English tor secondary 3 student at home. Thomson Road Tel *****52 WANTED GRADUATE TUTORS
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      381 24 An equal opportunity •?Tiployfsr M BJ SERVICE INTERNATIONAL INC. We are a subsidiary of Hughes Tool Co. ol the U.S.A. and our regional accounting eltice in Singapore invites spplicents to fill the following positions: (A) ACCOUNTS CLERKS/ ACCOUNTS ASSISTANT (B) STENOGRAPHER/JUNIOR SECRETARY Oualilicatiom •oet<A): c Minimum LCC Higher Accounting. c
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      450 24 General Motors Overseas Distribution Coporstion Singapore Branch Regional Parts Distribution Invites applications for the positions of: AUDIT CLERK c OCE 'O' Level c LCCI Intermediate Bookkeeping At least a year's relevant working experience DEALERS' ORDER COORDINATOR The Job: c To review and effectively process dealers' orders c To systematically follow
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      406 24 COLD STORAGE The established group of companies invites suitably qualified candidate! to |oin its Retail Oivtaion in Keppel Road lor the poet of. RECEPTIONIST/ TELEX OPERATOR Completed secondary education c Able to operate PABX switchboard c Basic typing: 40 w.p.m. attractive salary S-day work week free medical benefits Interested applicants,
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      416 24 A leading Bank Invites applications for post of:CLERKS/ CASHIERS c GCE 'O 1 level c Some ability to type c Experience not requl as training will be p vlded Gross salary $400 p with attractive frin benefits and 3 mont AWS. Applicants must be p pared to work on shi
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      572 24 Due to our expansion programme we heve immediate vecenies for lhe A) SECRETARIES c Poaeeei OCI a' level c With Oood command ol Bncllah c Abilit > to 'yi>e la^l .met acew c Possess good organltlni ability and lillng system a rr.'ference will bl given to those with full I"
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      434 24 An American offshore Bank requires an ACCOUNTS CLERK c Minimum CM I with credit* m BngHah and M.ilhcm ri. c Possess ICC Inlermedi au- H(Kik keeping High er Accounting t'ertifi rale c At least I year relevmt experieti' c Plea.sant persnnnhty and able to (ommunlcate effertlvelj c AMe to work
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      524 25 Q Employment ijjlA Q Employment IIA Q Employment IjjlA Q Employment IIA Q Employment 66 Situations Vacant d) Secretarial Clerical Bee— Qualifications:- GCE O' level. LCC Bookkeeping (Intermediate) or its equivalent. Able to type 30 wpm. Minimum 1 year's working experience. Interested applicants, please send resume with photograph (nonreturnable) and
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      553 25 An esteblished manufacturing company in Toa Payoh invites suit taly qualified applicants lor the poet of: JUNIOR COST CLERK c GCE O Level c Some relevant working experience s 5 days week Suitable applicants are to write in with a complete resume, current and expected salary, and contact telephone number
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      574 25 Established Engineering Trading Co. requirea ONE FEMALE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT with good command of written and spoken English, typing 40 to 45 wpm and with at least 1 or 2 years experience in similar capacity Tel: *****0/*****09 Mr. Ten Or write with full reeume to: The Advertiser (2. Portchester Avenue. Singapore
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      620 25 An established foreign bank invites applications tor MALE CLERKS Candidates should possess at least a good GCE 'O' Level and have completed fulltlme National Service. Please apply with full particulars and telephone contact to: P.O. BOX 3MI SINGAPORE 9059 An Expanding Aviation Company in Seletar Air Base requirea TECHNICAL RECORD
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      767 25 ESTABLISHED PUBLISHING COMPANY requires FEMALE GENERAL CLERKS/ TYPISTS Call personally at: 5330, WOH HUP COMPLEX, BEACH ROAD SINGAPORE 0719 TEL 29*3091 Established Realty Company invites active, reliable hardworking Chineee Female to be trained aa an ADMINISTRATOR Preferably with experience or HSC qualifications. Applicants pleeee apply personally at: 374, TANJONG KATONG
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      853 25 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO M D of newly formed company High standard written and spoken English and shorthand essential. Good salary for successful applicant Call *****77 Monday EXPERIENCED FEMALE BOOKKEEPER required. Must be able to keep full set of accounts up to final accounts Please apply with full particulars and contact
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      597 25 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES A Singapore based Swedish Company has openings for: 1) SALES REPRESENTATIVES 2) MANAGEMENT TRAINEE to Join Its fast expanding new division A leader in its held becked up by a teem of Swediah trained techmciens in our alter sales service department. Our preatigeous products are well accepted in
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      692 25 MEN'S FASHION WEAR MERCHANDISER AND ADMINISTRATOR to cover retell and wholesale activities in Sineepore Individual must possess good fashion sense, taste and feel for local market Job Involves regional travel for sourclng. Working experience and ability to speak English and Chinese preferred Pteeee send resume to S.T Bo> A9119S 1
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      589 25 SALESMAN/ SALESGIRL Compitted OCI "O" level Ability to converse in English. Mandarin and some dialects PoaaaßMt Class 3 driving licence Basic salary with commission and fringe benefits Interested applicants please write to P O Box 453. Maxwell Road Post Office. Singapore 0106 WANTED OML TO be In charge of well
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      381 25 TRAVENOL LABORATORIES PTE LTD We are a multi-national company specialising in the manufacture of medical products. Our company is now embarking on an expansion programme. Applications are invited from enthusiastic young people who are willing to learn to fill the post of: PRODUCTION TECHNICIANS Requirements: Applicants should possess technical qualifications
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      392 26 II Employment ijjli Q Employment |jj)^ Q Emptoymtnt (1^ I) Emptoyment ill Q Employment ■■sW I I lIIT 1 1 I |T 1 1 ejy 66 Situations Vacant t) Technical We have immediate vacancies for. DRAUGHTSMAN OCI O level. Technical preferably with VITB Certificate in Mechanical DraAant c 2 3
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      470 26 molex MOLEX. a world leader In the manufacture of electrical/ electronics connections systems, has the following vacancies: MECHANICAL DESIGNER c 2 years experience In precision and high speed tool and die drawings c 2 years experience In precision injection mold drawing preferably expansable mold c 2 years experience In automalic
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      458 26 LfsrJs! SELCO requires MARINE ELECTRICIAN Knowledge of AC Mid DC motors. Experience in maintaining and repairing marine)/ marine related equipment. Malaysian* will also b« considered. 5-day week, free transport and attractive fringe benefits Please apply in writing giving lull resume and contact telephone number to The Senior Personnel officwr SELCO
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      533 26 A wall established Plastic Manufacturing Company in Jurong requires A. ASSISTANT SHIFT FOREMEN c Possess Lower Secondary education and above. c Knowledge of Injection and blow moulding machine. c Be able to work In 3 rotating shifts a c Those without experience may apply as trainIng will be provided. B.
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      487 26 EXPERIENCED BUILDING FOREMEN lrgently required by Joint /enture Company on a >restlgeous hospital conTact. *equiremen!s > Minimum of S years relevant working experience. i Possession of Technician Diploma In Building Science or equivalent an advantage. nteresled applicants plsass subnil lull personal particulars ncluding salary expected and :ontact telephone number lo
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      603 26 DRAUGHTSMAN Required by established Company engaged in the manufacturing of water treatment equipment Applicants should preferably have experience In mechanical, electrical and piping drawings. Ability to design and work Independently would be an advantage Interested applicants, please write lo The Personnel Dept Chemitreet Pie Ltd 131. K allang Way 2
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      278 26 1 g) Production ASTEC INTERNATIONAL (S) PTE LTD I A subsidiary of a British multinational corporation urgently requires DBftRtlTT tflU permanent night shift or 3j>303/\pnii? $h iil u r;;;.5492/-p» permanent night shift or SooZrPffl 2 snift Additional Benefits: a) Minimumconfirmation increment of $19/ b) Air-conditioned working environment c) Comprehensive training
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      439 26 9 Foseco A multi-national progressive manufacturing concern dealing in chemical additives for the foundry, ateel and building construction industries, invites applications for 1) PRODUCTION OPERATORS c Able-bodied men c Hardworking c Training provided 2) STOREKEEPER c Preferably with 1 year experience c Preferably completed NS The Company provides: c 5-day
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      525 26 INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY IN JURONG has vacancies for PRODUCTION PLANNERS/ CONTROLLERS Minimum qualifications OCI •A' level Salary: Negotiable. Eipenence-. Preferably with some working experience In a printing or publishing environment Pleas* write giving full personal particulars, contact telephone number and salary eipected to: THE PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION MANAGER P.O. BOX
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      353 26 I) Miscellaneous When we say we are expanding we mean it. Lamlpak's additional new plant at Jurong now offers job opportunities. 1 TECHNICIANS a) MAINTENANCE (Electrical) b) EXTRUSION c) FLEXOPRINTING (Training will be provided) d) GRAPHIC* PLATE MAKING: Plate-Makers Applicants for the above positions must possess a NTC 3 In
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      608 27 |Hl D taiatoyaiem |jj|| Q Eisetovmetn |f^|| Q [jj|| Q agcyiasiit 66 Situation* Vacant I) Miscellaneous VOSKR PRIVATE LIMITED An International company engaged in the repair, design and construction of small warships and specialised suitably experienced/ quailfled personnel to fill the following positions: A. STEELWORKERS (FAIRING) a Must be skillful
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      432 27 a Keppel Shipyard Limited Applicants are Invited for the positions of (A) Key-Punch Operetor (B) Clerical Assistant (Accounts/ Audit) (C) Clerical Assistant (Personnel) <D) Clerical Assistanl (Works) (E) Clerical Assistanl (Transport) (F) HM*M«MtQ#f Candidates for Posts (X E) should generally possess 3 OCE 'O' level credits. Post A: These without
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      439 27 ICEE (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD has immediate vacancies tor SERVICE TECHNICIANS Minimum 2 years practical experience In refrigeration and/ or alrcondltlonlng systems. Be able to work Independently with minimum supervision. Clean class 3 driving licence. This position offers sicellent pros pects for csrssr advancement. SALES PROMOTERS (Full and Part-time) Male and
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      421 27 I BaVj^^^^i^H a»^^^^i^Mß He^B^j*_4*JMM*_Mß>aJH|^__ Ktjtaa^eHßaaMßatgtaiMßjtjafl &fl- anglo French travel t Wa are an established lATA appointed agent and are inviting applicants to |otn our expanding Organisation. A) SERVICE ASSISTANT/ VISA CLERK Outdoor duties c Ability to ride a motorcycle will be an advantage c No working experience required B) DESPATCH
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      504 27 A wall established manufacturing factory in Jurong requires: DELIVERY/ STOREKEEPER c Minimum Secondary 2 education c Completed US. c Age IS to 25. c Relevant working experience would be an advantage c Possess valid class 3 driving licence. Wa otter attractive atarting •alary and tranaport will no proviooo ai QaaMj
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      563 27 HARDAYA EOIMPMENT PTE LTD Required immediately by a progressive heavy equipment company 1. ACCOUNTS CLERK/CASHIER a GCE p level with credits In English and Mathematics. c LCC Intermediate Bookkeeping. c At least 3 years relevant experience. 2. SPARE PARTS EXPEDITER c OCE 'O' level. c Possess Class 3 driving licence.
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      571 27 An established Company requires the following experienced personnels MECHANICS Able to repair Nissan and Bedford heavy duty vehicles Salary Above $850- CUBE MAKER 4 GENERAL WORKERS Job site: Parkway and Jurong West TRUCK MIXER DRIVERS Possess class 4 It 5 licence GENERAL CLERK OCE •O' level Interested please call personally
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      634 27 Urgently MOQUirtd CONTAINER DRIVER c At least 2or 3 years' experience. c Must hold class 5 driving II- cence Pteeeecell:- t KIM NOCK TRANSPORT CO. 31*. Jalan Beear Or Contact Mr Choo TEL: 29*5*13/ 2M212* tor interview c Abatis tnveetigators and Security s MsfuvptffMnt Bcrvtc#c rvqtMf#: SECURITY GUARDS Areas: Ayer
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      597 27 ill Q Employment ST MARK'S MEDICAL CENTRE SINGAPORE CHANGI AIRPORT TEL ***** M FEMALE NIGHT ATTENDANT CLEANER > Preferably able to speak some English kppty personally on any weekday >etween 10.00 am end 4.00pm PHOTOGRAPHIC MODELS RE3UIRED by Applied Arts Consultants for International Fashion nagazlnes and eu- Apply with 'ontact
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      712 27 WAREHOUSING COMPANY REQUIRES an experienced Him I keeper English educated andridableto drive forklift (ioori sal ary Interested please tel *****72. Mr Wong 2 PART-TIME RUBBISH cleaners required to commence work Immediately at River Valley Close Salary $180 p m 3 months probation, age above 25 Interested call *****0 EMBASSY REOUIRES
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      781 28 BUY FROM ANY OF THESE ADVERTISERS AND WIN VALUABLE PRIZES (APRIL 3 JULY 3 1982) E5S5St2^3 Mm* g**?ai -m s» -n t ,r.ra£^J I ff^ fSSTi rSr;fgg J Bunt in High Power Car Stereo Cassette with AM/FM Stereo Radio (l AC), 5 Band Graphic Equalizer and QPS (Quick Program Search)
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      733 28 times Saturday cor mart 72 Vehicles For Hire \/F VEHITO y^ RENT-A-CAR Over 40% Discount on monthly rentals DAILY RATE Dotiun I2OY GL $40 00 Coroßo DX $50 00 Cof ono $60 00 Cress.do $80 00 1 2 sealer passenger von $90 00 Toyoto Blind .on $32 00 Toyoto Liteoce
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      944 28 MMI RACE SPARES for sale Including blocks, cams, weber carburettor and manifold and many others Tel. *****5 1878 MMI CLUBMAN with accessories, lax March '83 Excellent condition. $7,900 ono *****05 Boon Slong 1877 MMI CLUBMAN 1000 c.c. New tax. Beautiful condition $7,300 Blk. 161. 1616 A Lorong I Toa Payoh
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      941 28 FIAT 127 APRIL "79 Road lax till Oct Genuine buyers only ViewIng at Lucky Towers car park. 9am. to 11am only FIAT 1878 12SQ 2 owners, with alrcon. selling $8,200 Very good condition. Call Miss Lee. Tel: *****37/8 NEAR 1978 FIAT 131 Mlraflorl Alrcond. private owner. Immaculate condition. PARF eligible
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      940 28 197« HONOA CIVIC 1238 cc for sale radio, cassette, alrcond. $12,800 ono. Call *****6 19*0 HONOA ACCORO in showroom condition. I owner Asking $27.000 0 no Call *****83 g) Masda MAZDA ELFORD RX7GT Year 1981 Full accessories, immaculate condition Turbo charged economical and powerful PRICE $55,000 0.N.0 S«nou« Enquin** Only
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      898 28 itTt COLT SIOMA I*lo OS Air con. cassette Metallic Silver Very good condition 2 owners Tel: 3381 134 I*7t SIGMA S-SPCED Alrcon/ cassrtir Showroom condition $16,000 Please contact Mr Soong. *****63 1979 COLT 1400 OI.X Supershlfl Vdoor Alrcon. cassette. I owner AskniK J18..500 ono Contact *****0 1979 SUPtRSMIFT OLX one
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      738 29 raaH^i««iMaaMMH.m«mmmmmmmmsmmMßa.>mai.mHi«mKnft«m^ times Saturday car mart More reasons to celebrate, j Drive away Toyota Hi-Lux at celebration prices. i It's a double celebration for Borneo Motors. Not only have we just opened our c new Commercial Vehicle Centre, but we've also appointed Chung Shan Motors as our main dealer. jj»\ So
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      855 29 c< Cjyr^"^. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR /^S?^^s!CS3 ■fflJH HONG LEONG CO.(PTE) LTD. £glj] Ka^^^ SINGAPORE 0920 TEL *****71 {OPPOSITE VICTORIA SCHOOL/ JALAN BESAR STADIUM) MID 197S, ALFA8UO 1200 c c. FORD TRADER. 2 ton dlesel lorry. PARK Alrcond, radio, cassette. igeo, showroom condition. Tel: new tyres. Passed Vlcom $9,600 *****14 Steven Lee.
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      926 29 IU RO3SO IN good condition Not nodlfled. Selling cheap! Tax till Jet. insurance April '83 Tel: MM IV PE 171 with new meter. 'arburettor. exhaust pipe, en- [me block, tyres, tax Selling 11.300. Tel *****58 after 12 noon I U DAYTONA 2SO/KAWASAJCI ZIR [000 c.c. Original, excellent mechanical condition. Oenulne
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      913 29 SZ VEHICLES WANTED. Any model, any c.c And company cars wanted Cash payment Phone *****12/ *****07. Mr Llm. 7 00am to 11 OOp m attractive PfltCE OFFERED for PARF scrap cars and good used cars. Please call: 245 Middle Road or tel: *****21/ *****31 Mr Yeo A BETTER VALUE for
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      957 29 _m|| r AccommoctatkMi \jtik\' C Acco MB II r Properties [■■H r Prop* JH^HlHaaaaalH^Ba^BaaaaaaßßaaaaaaaaV^B f OPEN HOUSE cArdmore c Park^ One of the most exclusive apartment buildings in Singapore is open for public viewing this weekend j One or two year leases Fully furnished, partly furnished and unfurnished Area 253
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      724 29 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHEO 3-bedroomed apartment with swimming pool In Orchard Road vicinity Brand new furnishings 24-hour security Rental: $2,500 MeU Properties *****88 A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3-bedroomed apartment ln Orchard Road vicinity Wall-to-wall carpeting. Fully alrcond. Rental: $1,800 Meu Properties: *****50 A FURNISHED WALKUP apartment at Napier Road. dlst. 1025. 2
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      882 29 mmodation erltes SHERWOOD TOWERS MAISONETTE ,t bedroom, •.rv.,i.t\. swimminii pool, lennli court, $2,800 furmshi'd PAA TEXTILE CENTRE HitnTIHIH. fully furr.shed. Sl.t^Ki BalestfcK Complex. 3 nrdrnoms. fully furnished. $2,000 *****1U CITY PLAZA. LUXURIOUS I t'.'ilrooms farltiK sea. fuliy furnished Call *****09 FURNISHED FLAT AT I.li'll Towers available t'lp.is.- contact Uichard Ellis
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      316 30 j NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL TOURS II) 3 DAYS GENTING BY AIR DEP: 7/8 $349 |2) 3 DAYS/4 NIGHTS OEN- k TING/CAMERON BY COACH DEP: 6/8 5175 3> 3 DAYS/4 NIGHTS GEN- TING/FRASERS BY COACH > DEP: 6/8*219 4) 2 DAYS/3 NIGHTS GENTING COACH/AIR DEP: 7/8 $239 5) 3 DAYS PORT
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      445 30 NAM HO TMVEI SERVICE IS PTE LTD H»ai Office Gl4-16-18. Pearrs Centre. Eu Tong Sen Street. (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05. Tel: *****33(7 lines) Brsuch OWlc* 1 1 9. People's Park Complex, Ground Floor. New Bridge Road. Singapore 01 05. Tel: *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TAMO i 4 MKIICA/HMMII/cmOA MEXICO/JAPAN NONSKON6
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      141 Deaths
      192 31 paaaad away peacefully on 7111*7 leaving bahind har b*k»sd hui band: Tan Sim Wah. daughter Nancy, uni Altrad. David. Michaal. daughtars-in-law: Jinny Evalyn and Maureen and grandchildren. Funaral on 4/7/t2. Cortaga leaves Block 73, Marina Driv. lor Holy Family Church, Eaat Coaat Road at 1.45pm and thence to
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      131 31 HO AH CMEONG a FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE LATE I THANK ALL RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR KINO ASSISTANCE. CONDOLENCES, WREATHS AND DONATIONS DURING THEIR RECENT BEREAVEMENT. Tha family of tha lata Mr. R Thembiya Nj.du wishes to thank all r.u lives and tnanda lor thair condoI lencee,
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      123 31 INMEMORIAM In ever-loving mamory who ws« called to tha Lord on tha 13th day ol tha tilth moon 12 peers ago In PROUO, cherished, precious. untarnished, undying memory of DOC- JR. RODGERS. (deceased 3/7/1B81) "To know him Is to love him." Fresh flowers lo St. Andrew's Cathedral.
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      62 31 it makes buying or selling a snap! C^^v-y^v You'll find a spectrum of classified r^JtoL J sections in the Straits Times Classified,' ==?^fe=rlisting merchandise to match buyers wL*^ ]»t^ No matter what you need, it's likely to JyJ \r Jr, appear in our pages... just like magic! \J&^ And if
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      884 32 APPOINTMENTS APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING IN MAINTENANCE FITTING CONDUCTED IN CONJUNCTION WITH VITB Our Company is an approved Training Centre recognised by VITB to conduct the Maintenance Fitting courses leading to National Trade Certificate at Grade 3 ond Grade 2 level We will be conducting the courses, scheduled to commence in July
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      1044 32 I NOTICES Metal Box Singapore Limited (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Shangti-ia Hotel. Yellow Orchid Room, Mezzanine Floor. 22 Orange Grove Road. Singapore 1025. on Wednesday. 21st July 1982 at 10.00 a.m.
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      559 32 I pi GUARDIAN ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE PLC. gg 151 l UNION INSURANCE SOCIETY OF CANTON LTD. NOTICE OF REMOVAL WITH EFFECT FROM STH JULY 1982 OUR OFFICE ADDRESS 3 AND TELEPHONE NUMBER ARE AS FOLLOWS:* SUITE Dl-D3, 4TH FLOOR, f J MacDONALD HOUSE, 40 ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 0923. TELEPHONE NO.
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      264 32 IN THE SESSIONS COURT AT MUAR IN THE STATE OF JOHOR. WEST MALAYSIA CIVIL ACTION NO 197 OF 1981 BETWEEN 1 Doud bin Md Arof Plaintiff AND I Wer Aik Ann 2. Toy Ann Hrn Defendants SUBSTITUTED SERVICE FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT To 1 Wer Aik Ann, Block 91, No 696-D,
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      Lock icon Billie Jean setting all sorts of marks
      445 33 Billie Jean setting all sorts of marks LONDON, Frl. The enduring memory of this year's Wimbledon tennis championships is likely to be the revival of 38-year-old American Billie Jear, King. Today, Blllie Jean plays a record 13th Wimbledon singles seml-flna! against defending champion Chris Evert IJoyd, of the United States.
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        43 33 ATHLETICS: Marlies Gohr missed beating her own world record of 10.88 sec by only three-hundredths of a second when she clocked 10.91 in the women's 100 metres at the Kast German championships in Dresden, the official news agency ADN said yesterday.
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        Minnesota 9-2
        65 33 BASEBALL: Minnesota Twins defeated Chicago White Sox 9-2 in an American league game. Other results: Seattle Mariners 4 Toronto Blue Jays 3. Detroit Tigers 5 Boston Red Sox 4. New York Yankees 5 Milwaukee Brewers 3, Cleveland Indians 6 Baltimore Orioles 2, Texas Rangers 7 Califorma Angels 2.
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        37 33 BASKETBALL: Favourites University of Kentucky beat a West German national team 84-73 in their first match of the four-nation Kirin international tournament at Kariya Municipal gymnasium in Japan. other result: France 87 i Japan 72.
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        33 33 BOXING: World Boxing Association junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor pre- dieted that his challenger Akio Kameda. of Japan, will fall in eight rounds in their title fight in Cincinnati, on Sunday
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        Top pair
        34 33 MOTOR RACING: Frenchmen Rene Arnoux clocked 1 nun 14.23 sec. and Alain Prost registered 1:14.66 to dominate the practice trials for today's Dutch Grand Prix in their turbo-charged Renaults in Zandvoort. Holland.
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        48 33 SWIMMING: Canadian Anne Ottenbrite broke the Commonwealth Games women's 200 m breaststroke record when she clocked 2:34 27 in the heats at Toronto. Her effort clipped 16 hundredths of a second off the previous mark of 2:34.43 set by Britain's Sue Brownsdon, in Kiev last year.
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        Koreans 3-2
        34 33 TABI.K TKNNIS: The Korean men's team beat a top United States side 3-2 in the semi-finals of the US Open championships at Cobo Hall in Detroit Othfr result: Japan 3 Sweden 1
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        38 33 VOLLKYBALL: The United Slates squad completed a clean sweep of an international women's tournament beating Hungary 3-1 in their last match in Budapest Other result: Soviet I'nion 3 Japan 2. United States 3 Hungary 1 Agencies.
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      393 33 Gilder keeps form for course record GOLF ROUND-UP OAK BROOK (Illinois), Fri. Bob Gilder set a course record yesterday with an eight-under-par 64 in the first round of the U*****,000 (*****,000) Western Open golf tournament. Gilder, who won the Westchester Classic by five strokes with a tournament record 19-under-par 261
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      Ng achieves hole-in-one
      128 33 DR. MARTIN NG achieved every golfer's dream when he scored a hole-in-one on the 201-metre, parthree 12th hole at the Bukit Course of the Singapore Island Country Club on Thursday. Dr. Ng, handicap 18, was playing with Dr. Wong Lai Hock, Dr. S.A. Hollis and Mr. G.
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      Martina through to women's final
      108 33 LONDON, Frl. Martina Na\ ratilova, the top seed, reached the final of the women's singles with almost disdainful ease at the Wimbledon tennis chamlonshlps here today. The Ciechoslovaklanborn American beat llth-seeded West German Bettlna Bunge 6-2, 6-2 in only it minutes The Blllie Jean-Chris semi-final
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      516 33 Edmondson shocks third seed Gerulaitis Teacher's lesson on grass for Wilander LONDON, Fri. Burly Australian Mark Edmondson toppled American third seed Vitas Gerulaitis and was joined in the men's semi-finals by secondseeded Jimmy Connors as the Wimbledon tennis championships coped with another day of rain yesterday. The 12-seeded Edmondson, 28,
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      192 33 All the results MEN ringlre, fourth round: Tim Mayotte (US) bt Buster Mottram (Bri) 6-2, 7-5. 6-3, Brian Teacher (US) bt Mats Wilander (Swe) 6-4. 6-4, 6-3. Q-flanhf Jimmy Connors (US) bt Gene Mayer (US) 6-1, 6-2, 7-6. Mark Edmondson (Aust) bt Vitas Orulaitis (US) 7-6. M. 6-4, 6-3. DmMcs,
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      Victor s the ace in the lemon-tea side
      263 33  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By IF everything runs to form in the Citizen Team Tennis final today, Lipton will end up toasting their victory over Prince with iced lemon tea at the Kallang Complex. Lipton have in Victor Pereira, 18, a future Singapore champion
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      184 33 SEOUL, Fri. Eight boxers, three from South Korea and two each form Thailand and Pakistan and one from India, won through to the finals of the 10th Asian amateur boxing championships yesterday. With all the semi-final bouts in 12 divisions completed South Korea lead with eight
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      Andrews can land 5 winners
      370 34  -  EPSOM JEEP oy VISITING Jockey Brian Andrews is sure to have a tremendous following at Bukit Timah after a spectacular debut at Ipoh last month. This classy New Zealander has some really good rides. His likely winners are: a String O Pearls II in Race
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      5075 34 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV D 1.200 m (Restricted Terms 2-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 6* Bata Emas S7 Teck Ee- Ismail 2 nzg (1200 m) Long 6th to Drum Roll Div D 1200 m Spore March An-Veaag 11 2 *o*7 Bingo 111 51 Boom Time- Allan 2 nzg (1200
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      382 34 RACE EPSOM JEEP RACING ED TIPTOP TONTO EQUESTRIENNE CAVALIER PEDRIGREE Silverhawk r allow Sllverhawk Fellow Bingo Fellow Fellow Nakuri Fallow Stlverhawk Bingo Batu Emas Batu Emas TibaTiba Silverhawk Genuine Ruby Bingo Nakum Kawan Karib Genuine Ruby Bingo Ingyong Wangcher Caesar's Palace H. Sweet Home Caesar's Palace
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      Dow Jones has excellent chance
      200 34  - Dow Jones has excellent chance TONTO By DOW JONES 11. the mount of Brian Andrews, has an excellent chance in Race 6. This three-year-old New Zealand gelding by St Puckle last won in January at Bukit Timah in a Class 4 Div 3 race over 1,600 m. In his last
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      Village Centre the pick
      190 34  - Village Centre the pick TIPTOP By VILLAGE CENTRE, who earned a berth in the King's Gold Cup line-up last month but did not accept, should chalk up his third victory in the last race. The five-year-old Realm gelding is all speed and should overcome an unfavourable barrier. Village Centre came
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      Likas Coral hard to catch
      145 34  - Likas Coral hard to catch EQUESTRIENNE By LIKAS CORAL, with three wins already, will be hard to catch in the last race. After an initial unplaced debut run, the three-year-old by Realm beat a Class 3 field at Kuala Lumpur in April. He then defied a promotion to score over
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      Triomphe shows he's in fine trim
      319 35  -  TONTO ON THE TRACK with TRIOMPHE, a four-year-old by Grand Chaudiere, showed striking form at Bukit Timah yesterday when he reeled off 600 m in 36 sec. The going was good. Triomphe has had two outings so far. He showed promise in his debut
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      Week's top gallops
      86 35 TUESDAY (good): Connotation (Lucas) 41.5 tight hold; Joint Command 111 impressed in 38; Entertainment X keen action in 41; Dow Jones II hard held in 42; Village Centre 39.4; Greenfields 40.2. WEDNESDAY (good): String O'Pearls II 38.3; Paris II 41; Redgrit 36.8; Shanti Shanti 38.4; Tremendous Speed
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      The mudlarks
      70 35 THESE horses go well on a wet track Race I: Fun Kung, Mr Bruning, Ariff. Race 4: Swing City, String O'Pearls n. Race 5 Circle Of Hand;, Mork. Race Quikstart, Take Easy n, Isomeric, Bold Punter. Race 7: Logical n, Pagsanjan, Jet Action, Isa-Ba, The Chancellor. Race 8.
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      Leading trainers
      95 35 PRO-AM RACES ARE NOT INCLUDED Allan Teh West G van Brenkelen M Ismail Samsuri Tan PKLeong Bongonre Lee Rodgers E van Breukelen Ahmad Osman Ng KCliong Heddle Daniels Yeoh Zaflr Ist 39 31 31 28 22 21 20 18 17 15 14 13 12 10 10 10 9
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      Lock icon Bid by Derby failures to make amends
      242 35 LONDON, Fri TWO Epsom Derby failures take on top-class middle-distance four-year-olds in the Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park tomorrow with a purse of £84,140 (about $320,000) at stake. Peacetime, who was seventh in the Epsom Derby, and Lobkowiez, who finished 15th, will be
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      Back in the saddle
      50 35 JOCKEYS Gerry Donnelly and Suhian Dalwee, who were injured recently in race spills, nave recovered and certified fit to ride at Bukit Timah this weekend. Donnelly has seven mounts today and five tomorrow while Subian is engaged to ride in two races today and three tomorrow.
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      Leading jockeys
      312 35 Total Noo rides 1st of pUctngs ted 3rd 1 Twcwllc 2 Khoo 3 Ctaeam 4 Podmore 5 Lucas Leong 7 Rajoo 8 Veap 9 Lam >• Poo 11 Ooi 12 (.wtlliam 13 P Lee 14 Salri 15 Sharp II (hiam 17 Donnelly 18 York 19 Razmy •it Robinson
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      Leading owners
      92 35 Auric Memo Agasam Goodman Golden Arrow Asset HTWee Inderapnra (heah Ftth CabaUo Darling Pegasus Chens SulUn t khoo Ace Prince si Hew Mdm XI. Sob Equus Amour Ist 16 13 12 10 8 7 6 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
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      2088 35 RATF 1 2.00 CLASS 4 DIV C 1,200 m IV/W.JL l (Restricted Terms 2-year-olds) (Stakes: $15,000) 1 6* B Brahma Daarer S7 Paramount-Allan 2 nzc (1200 m) Laess 1 t 0* Coloay 1157 PSM-Noordin 2 nzg (1200 m) SH Chew 5 S 37 riadimlslam 57 Condominium-Osman 2 nzg
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      Dublin FC test for Singapore
      325 36  - Dublin FC test for Singapore JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE'S national team to the Merdeka soccer tournament will be tested by Dublin Football Club, winners of the Irish Leicester Cup, at the National Stadium on July 28. The Republic's players are scheduled to leave for Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 3 for
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      Free trip awaits tug-of-war team
      171 36  -  HAKIKAT RAI By AN all-expense paid trip for 11 awaits the winners of a national tug-of-war competition to be organised by the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association at the National Stadium on July 24. The competition will be run in conjunction with the SAAA inter-club meet
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      Pathma and Suria not keen to come back
      243 36  -  LEONARD KING By FORMER soccer internationals Terry Pathmanathan and Rajagopal Suriamurthi have dispelled reports that they are keen to return to Singapore. In fact, they will play for Pahang in the Football Association of Malaysia Cup in October. The two, who returned
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      44 36 Hampshire 85-4 dec LONDON. Fri. Hampshire declared their first innings closed at 85 for four at the start of play on the final day of the three-day crickt match against Pakistan at Bournemouth today. Scarca: Pakistan 300-9 dec and 101-2. Hampshire 85-4 dec. Reuter.
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      Champions
      20 36 CARGO A beat Ramp Services 3-1 in the Changi International Airport Services inter-depart-ment soccer final at Prisons ground yesterday.
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      Dutch 3-2
      23 36 THE Dutch Club overcame Indian Association 3-2 in a Singa pore Hockey Association Divi sion Two match at Balestier Road yesterday.
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      FAS and Kaki Bukit head for showdown
      267 36 NATIONAL Football League Division One club Kaki Bukit and the Football Association of Singapore tournament committee are heading for a showdown over the registration of striker Fandi Ahmad, reports JOE DORAI. On Thursday night, the committee deferred a decision on Kaki Bukit's application
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      SRC 5-4
      17 36 SINGAPORE Recreation tluh beat Jollilads 5-4 in a fri<-ndl> soccer match on ihe Pailang yesterday.
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      Shooters set poser for SSA
      174 36  - Shooters set poser for SSA PETER SIOW By THE Singapore Shooting Association's last skeet trials (or the Brisbane Commonwealth Games, scheduled for today and tomorrow at the Ride Range Road, may not take place after all. The reason the qualifying score of 190 out of a possible 200 seems hopelessly
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      164 36 ATHLETICS OUtex age(fr««p meet (FPAC, 4 p.m.). HOCKEY BHA Strabel PrunW Hv: CSC v Police. IA v SLA 'Balestier, 5.20 p.m.). Armed Forces v SHA Juniors iTan«lin. 5.20 p.m.) My. 1: IA B v SCC B (Balestier. 4 p m), Seletar v PARC (Tanglin. 4 p. m). Hv.
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  • TIMESPORT PAGE FIVE WORLD CUP SPECIAL 1
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      Lock icon England ask FIFA for clarification
      284 37 England ask FIFA for clarification MADRID, Fri. England officials yesterday called on FIFA to clarify a controversial World Cup rule that could affect the English chances of qualifying for the semi-finals. FIFA secretary- general Sepp Blatter said last night that the ruling body would formally announce their response today. He
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        Jalocha returns at right-back
        60 37 POLISH manager Antoni Piechniczek will bring back Jan Jalocha for Marek Dziuba at right-back to face the Soviet Union in their second and last Group A match in Barcelona tomorrow. Dziuba replaced the injured Jalocha in the 3-0 win over Belgium. "Marek played well but Jalocha's
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        Lock icon Top award for Honduran team
        48 37 HONDURAS' President Roberto Suazo Cordova will present the national team with the country's highest civil award the Jose Cecilio Del Valle for their efforts in the World Cup. The President will present the award to the team in a ceremony today. AFP, Reuter.
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        Planning for 1994 finals
        41 37 HIGH-RANKING officials of the Brazilian Sports Confederation are in Spain checking on arrangements with a view to holding the 1994 finals. The Brazilians say they are also ready to stage the 1986 finals if Colombia pull out.
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        His first whistle in Spain
        39 37 ALOJZY Jarguz, a 48-year-old Polish civil servant, will referee his first game of this World Oip when he officiates at tomorrow's Northern Ireland-France Group D match in Madrid. Jarguz officiated in the 1978 finals.
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      COMPUTER IS BANKING ON BRAZILIANS
      203 37 COMPUTER IS BANKING ON BRAZILIANS BRAZIL to win the World Cup. At least that's what the computer at the National University of Singapore has predicted. Last week, just after the first round of the World Cup, a group of NUS Business Administration undergraduates decided to put their knowledge of statistical
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      Lock icon Keegan is set to return
      443 37 Keegan is set to return Coppell, Sansom injured, but., I FEEL just great. I've no pain in my back. I played some tennis on a hardcourt and didn't have any problems. I know I'm 100 per cent fit. I just wish I'll be out there with the lads. It's murder
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      Lock icon RED ALERT!
      515 38 Precarious showdown with Poles for Russia RUSSIA 1 BELGIUM 0 BARCELONA, Fri. The Soviet Union ousted Belgium from the World Cup finals yesterday with a 1-0 second-round victory in a game mired in midfield as angry fans jeered in disgust. The narrow margin of victory did little for
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      Lock icon LEADING SCORERS
      72 38 4 k»rl llrlnz RamOHlnr (WG), ZW K nir» BmM (P»l). 3 Unit* kin (Hu), Zlro (Brmi). I G«rry \rmstronx (lrr), s»l»fc Anad (Alg), Eder (Brai), I.aszlo Faxeluts (Has), Robrrtu Ftlrao (Brat), Trevor Francis (Eac), Bernard drnthlnl (Kra), Bllh Hamilton (lir), Dlec* Maradooa (Arg), Tibor NyilMi (Hoa), Antonia Paaeak*
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      Lock icon The golden age of Argentine soccer will be over with this World Cup -Diego Maradona
      130 38 The golden age of Argentine soccer will be over with this World Cup -Diego Maradona MADRID, Fri. Champions Argentina were fighting for World Cup survival today but their star player, Diego Maradona, has already provided the team's epitaph. "I believe the golden age of Argentine football will be over with
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      Lock icon Brazil give Bearzot forbidden dreams
      201 38 BARCELONA, Fri. Italian manager Enzo Bearzot said here yesterday that he was beginning to have "forbidden dreams" about his team's chances of making the semi-finals. "While playing in the same second-round group with Brazil we can only talk of forbidden dreams," Bearzot said. "But Italy
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      'Live' telecast
      72 38 Live' telecast RADIO and Television Malaysia will provide a bonus for soccer fans. They will telecast all the remaining World Cup matches "live" on Channel Three. The bonanza started last night with the Argentina-Brazil and West Germany-Spain matches. The other games Include: Northern Ireland v France (tomorrow, 11.15 p. m.),
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      Lock icon If the final ends in draw...
      134 39 IF the World Cup final in Madrid on Sunday week is drawn and 30 minutes' extra time also fail to produce a result, the match will be replayed the following Tuesday. FIFA said today. Penalties will decide the replay, which will also be staged
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      111 39 P W D I. V A Pt MM USSR ItclRium 110 0 3 0 2 110 0 10 2 2 0 0 2 0 4 0 ■QHBJ P W D I- F A Pt England W Ormany Spain 10 10 0 0 1 10 10 0
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      Lock icon Headache for witchdoctor!
      64 39 LIMA, Fri. Peruvian witchdoctor Santos Paredes, disgusted because j his prediction that Peru would qualify for the sec- j ond round of the World Cup did not come true, has shaven his head completely in public. Santos, known locally as the great white witchdoctor, did correctly predict
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      Impossible Irish dream lingers on
      609 39 OUR MAN GODFREY ROBERT IN SPAIN Hamilton strangles all Austrian hopes NORTHERN IRELAND 2 AUSTRIA 2 MADRID, Fri. The heat was certainly on a 38-degree Celsius temperature, the absorbing fear of defeat and the intense pressure from the bench and fans but Northern Ireland and
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      We cannot relax, warns Hidalgo
      218 39 We cannot relax, warns Hidalgo FRENCH coach Michel Hidalgo summed up his feelings about his team's final group match against Northern Ireland on Sunday when he said: "Against Northern Ireland, you cannot relax for a single moment." Hidalgo, whose tram will need to match Northern Ireland's prodigious work rate that
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    Lock icon We've no truck with the devil says giant US firm
    458 40 NEW YORK, M PROCTER and Gamble, the giant food and laundry conglomerate, is not doing business with the devil, and wants to tell everybody so. The company filed libel suits in two states yesterday against three individuals whom it accused
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    Lock icon TRIBES BATTLE IT OUT IN ELECTION RIVALRY
    105 40 MOUNT HAGEN (Papua New Guinea), Friday Tribal battles involving thousands of warriors armed with spears, axes and bows and arrows have broken out in Papua New Guinea's highlands in the wake of the country's general election, police sources said today. They said six
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    37 40 JAKARTA, Fri. An epidemic of measles has taken the lives of SO people in the remote North Sumatran village of Bata Han, about 300 km east of Medan, a provincial health official said today. AP.
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    Lock icon Hijacker may have to pay wealth tax
    248 40 Hijacker may have to pay wealth tax COLOMBO, Friday THK Sri Lankan hijacker of an Alitalia jumbo on Thursday might have to pay a wealth tax on the USS3M,«M (Sse»,»M) ransom he collected from the airline. Sri Lankan officials told this to the Press Trust of India soon alter the
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    Lock icon Three killed
    48 40 PARIS, Fri. The Paris office of the Muhajideen Khalq, the main Iranian opposition £roup, announced today that its commandos killed three bodyguards and wounded a fourth in an attack against Mr Musavi Khoiniha, the Vice Speaker of the Iranian Parliament. It said Mr Khoiniha escaped. AP.
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    Lock icon Reagan 'not used to Haig's style'
    514 40 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri That's why he had to resign, says White House aide MR Alexander Haig resigned as US Secretary of State because President Ronald Reagan was not "comfortable" with his combative style, according to Mr Michael Deaver, one of the President's closest aides.
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    154 40 SEREMBAN, Fri. Doctors at the General Hospital here are trying to save a Singapore girl's sight after she was struck in the left eye by a piece of glass from a window of the train in which she was travelling yesterday.
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    Lock icon Back home
    31 40 BEIJING, Fri. Foreign Minister Huang Hua returned to China today after addressing the United Nations assembly on disarmament and touring western Europe, the official Xinhua news agency reported AP.
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      177 40 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Two oil exploration companies will soon be shifting their operational bases from Jurong to Tanjung Berhala in Malaysia but it is not known yet whether the shifts will be partial or complete, reports RICHARD SEAH. Development projects worth $2.2 billion were approved by
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      135 40 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair except for passing showers in a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) up to a.m. tomorrow: S3 max., 2S mm. SUNSET today: 1.14 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 1M a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 6 15C Cloudy Mulls 24/29 C Rain Bangkak 26 32 C Cloudy Melbaane
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  • WORLD CUP SPECIAL 4
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      Maradona is sent off!
      668 41 Brazil turn on that old magic then the sparks fly to spoil celebrations BRAZIL 3 ARGENTINA 1 Zico, Serginho, Junior boot favourites nearer title BARCELONA, Fri. Barcelona became the temporary capital of Brazil tonight as Tele Santana's brilliant team toppled World Cup-holders Argentina 3-1 to the
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      19 41 Bradl Italy Argentina PWDLFAPI 110 0 3 12 110 0 2 12 2002 2 9 0 Reuter.
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      Face of a fallen idol...
      85 41 Face of a fallen idol... He was tagged wonder boy. It would be his World Cop, they said. But for Diego Maradona, Spain has been a bitter disappointment. The final twist of fate came when he was sent off late in the game against Brazil. He is pictured above a
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      Hosts shown exit d00r...
      445 41 WEST GERMANY 2 SPAIN 1 MADRID, Fri. Hosts Spain crashed out of the World Cup when they were beaten 2-1 by former champions West Germany here tonight. The defeat means a host team will not win the cup for the first time since Mexico in 1970,
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      98 41 (ironp A remaining match: Sunday (Barcelona). Soviet Union v Poland. Poland need draw to qualify for semifinals. (iroop B remaining match: Monday (Madrid), Spain v England. England need two-goal win to be certain of qualifying. Grcip C remaining match: Monday (Barcelona), Brazil v Italy. Brazil need draw to
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      Lock icon 'A discredit to soccer'
      112 41 BONN, Fri. A Bavarian soccer club has resigned from the West German Football Federation in protest against what they called the national team's poor performance and unsporting behaviour in the World Cup tournament. Reinhard Streit, president of Herrsching Kickers, said the club s decision was made
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      176 41 BUSINESS TIMES Singapore's Financial Dally TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS. Two oil exploration companies will soon be shifting their operational bases from Jurong to Tanjung Berhala in Malaysia but it is not known yet whether the shifts will be partial or complete, reports RICHARD SEAH. Development projects worth $2.2 billion were approved by
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      140 41 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Fair except for passing showers in a few areas around midday. TEMP. (C) op to S a.m. tomorrow: 33 max., 21 mm. SUNSET today: 7.14 p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: 7.12 a.m. GLOBAL WEATHER Adelaide 6 15C Cloudy Manila 24 29C Rain Bangkak 26 32 C Cloudy
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      2 1 SECTION TWO
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      ROOTS
      1808 1 Once upon a time, a princess grew a garden. Its roots spread deep in the earth, right through to the other side of the world, to Singapore and Malaya, where a "mad gardener" with pockets full of seeds sowed beauty, wealth and fame. BONNIE TINSLEY traces the family tree
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      Horticulture school's open day
      113 1 IHK School of Ornamental Horticulture Is II yean old. Today l.s convocation day, and Its first open day for the public, from noon to 5 p.m. A plant doctor will zlve gardening tips, rhere will be garden lemonstrattons on the Iwddlng of cacti, trees md shrubs,
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      Profile of a botanist
      686 1  -  RACHEL BARNES By in London Professor R. E. Holttum, director of the Botanic Gardens in Singapore from 1926 to 1949. still works untiringly to complete his botanical studies. "I haven't a hope of getting it all finished before I die," ne tells me wistfully, "but I
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        359 1 reports on BW BOOKS women's rights *J3H From Vidal's Creation nimnnK p 13 CHINA UNEARTHED to Sche destruction OUTLOOK. P*g«. 12 .nd 13 GOING PLACES, P W 8 and 9 P^, M 6.nd7 |p Imported Furniture Promotional Sale V |bH 1 fr*3H^^£aJ^aa¥^L^~ I BBBBBBBBBBBaBBat _.^BHaBB£T^Br^ .^■BBBBBBBBK K 1 aaaaWlam aaaaM^aVP&aV
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      PICK of the DAY
      311 2 PICK of the DAY Looking at 'rich' ideas rHE Age Of Uncertainty The Manners And Morals Of High CapitalIsm (Ch 8, 5.11 p.m.): Professor J. K. Galoraith looks at the ideas that sustained the rich in the last century, and how these still affect jut attitudes today. M.A.S.H. (Ch 5,
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        36 2 Do you dare find out what goes on in the FORCE FIELD? The new experience in sound- every Sunday 10.30 am, from July 4, over SBC Radio I HP i^i^i^L "^^^S w^tiS^ Brought to you by
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        1038 2 EXHIBITIONS: NAIVE Paintings JJM r***^ Eighty-nine paintings, ineluding those depicting I scenes of childhood, by 32 "^K^O" West German artists. Na- I at tional Museum Art Gal- m^ y lery. 9 a.m. 5.30 p.m. tg J Free. Till July 11. W W Paintings By Joan fV^V^BSO Redorta. Done during his
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        1155 2 "TV'and Radio SBC 5 12.55 PM Opening followed by Sesame 7.50 Loretta Lynn In Concert: The first Street lady of country music sings Take 1.55 The Porky Pig Show My Man. You Are Looking At Con 2.20 Sherlock Holmes Festival Sher- try and The Coal Miner's Daughter lock Holmes Faces
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        Lock icon Innovation's the secret of opera's success
        520 3  - Innovation's the secret of opera's success KIRSTEN LUNDBERG By TEN kilometres down I-pningrad Prospekt from the Kremlin sits a tiny theatre bringing some syncopation to the cadenced world of opera. The Moscow Chamber Opera is so popular that ticket hopefuls stand in line all night in the hope of buying
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        The artistic touch of Michel Santry
        1172 3 Michel Santry, the international Australian designer who triumphed with his art in London, is now creating the first-ever Western metal sculpture to hang in what will be China's biggest hotel. MINU THAROOR sizes up his er huge talent. An interior designer I met while
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        378 3 uuesswno eisewiu De nappy wnen you dcv Hitachi; \3#^ someone is using a Hitachi washing machine 0^ cV v^ x iq. v 982 4^ Hitachi spells happiness for the whole family. \\C* ett %%a!S^ tV Mother will appreciate its beauty and convenience. od 1 9 UV> AtS^^Bm Father will love
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        197 3 TODAY: p.m. $2 per adult and $1 OPENING Ceremony eh d Thomson Sin Mm Zone RC Courtesy Campaign centre. Blk 25, 74 Sin Variety Show Jointly Ming Road. 7.30 p.m. Mr organised by Chong Boon Ch'ng Jit Koon and Dr CC and Chong Boon Zone Chua Sik Ting will be
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        Operatic revival
        989 4 Who says Cantonese opera is dying out? Tonight and tomorrow, it's on at Hong Lim Park. And in Hongkong, after 10 years, its colour, dramatic make-up and melodious wail of songs is being revived. SARAH POON discovers the new, young face of this traditional art form. AFTER almost
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        Back to please
        206 4 The Heritage Goethe-Institut Auditorium Tomorrow, 6 p.m. Previewed by KANNAN CHANORAN IN THIS neck of the woods where music is what's pumped out through stereos, radios and discos, it's nice to know there are people who actually play original music and have an audience to perform for.
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    • BOOKS 1
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        Moral touchstone for 'freeze' nuclear arms cry
        991 6  - Moral touchstone for 'freeze nuclear arms cry Jonathan Schell ROBERT CHEW THE FATE OF THE EARTH By Picador, 1982. 244 pages. $9.95 Reviewed by FOR the past 37 years, ever since the United States became the first country to use atomic weapons in combat, writers have periodically warned of the
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        317 7 DRAW ON 6TH JULY 1982 AT COLOMBO COURT MALL AT 6.30 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME HARI RAYA&AIE j 50% off on any of the following CASH AND CARRY ~t Items for purchases of every $500. a ft a <dH^B arrived to replace -I *^^fll -fIP l^lA^m jfl sold out stocks).
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        879 8 These Chinese cities spell nature's wonders 4 Here, (the Garden of the Master of Fishing Nets), the four seasons are subtly represented the pine tree for spring (evergreen). Indoors was considered summer because it was cooler. The pavilion meant autumn, for the owner enjoyed viewing the moon there during the
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        486 9 PAPER WORK: TRAVEL a K t>nts say it takes about six weeks to pr.>< t-s« an application for a Singaporean u< visit China. But for foreigners, it takes three days. The chanres for the Immigration Department's stamp of approval are greater if you have relatives in China
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        1600 11 ISfiSy OFFICIAL V(p OPENING OF V VICOM PTE LTD Being a "late" starter. VICOM had the advantage of learning from the past experiences of others. However, the rationale behind the purchase of the latest equipment lay not in the glamour of buying the latest but in the cost-effectiveness of the
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        238 12 BEFORE the days of refrigeration, dried fruits such as prunes were kitchen staples, especially in countries that experience winter. They were used In muffins and breads for breakfast, in sauces for drlxiling over pancakes, in creamy-smooth butters, or Jut by themselves. At dessert time, they
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        251 14 Mr/ gjt 41 T -^7 General Motors North American \fehides Overseas appoints Motor Leasing as its Cadillac distributor in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei. A n nvrantinnil Because Cadillac is more purchase to after-sales r\l I "XC" IJIIUI ldl than an imported luxury car. It is maintenance. With complete f^-IP /Incon/PC
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      468 15 Pottery's brought boomtimes to the sleepy Thai town of Ban Chiang both highly-prized historic pots and excellent fakes. DEBRA WEINER of the International Herald Tribune reports. IN THE yard next door where the hogs root, shards of pottery, coloured buff and tea-rose, sprout from the ground
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        569 20 APPOINTMENTS r WE CHANGE THE WAY PEOPLE WORK Digital Equipment Corporation is the world's No. 1 minicomputers and we are looking for a suitably qualified person to fill the position of MATERIALS MANAGER The successful candidate shall be responsible for the entire operation of the Materials Department and he will
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        989 20 LOOpOfS &LyDT3nG Associates provides a comprehensive range of management consultancy services aimed at helping clients increase the effectiveness and profitability of their organisation. These services include Corporate Development, Organisation Planning, Financial Control and Management Information Systems, (^^^^l Investment Planning and Appraisal, Electronic Data Processing, Executive j^H| Selection, Marketing and Economic
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        945 20 /cILCI IRA L>C clfiiiSUALldilijCo) JAC I IX I Management Consultants in a wide range of services including: executive recruitment, organisation and corporate planning, financial management, manufacturing, production and project management systems and procedures, market surveys, data processing and computerisation, job evaluation, salary surveys and compensation structuring, as well as management
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        1044 21 APPOINTMENTS Jaffa r I rice LTussnn i:.- Y\^i«nomeAsBoaara I 1 •iiiii»ini»ir imif Jatiar Hussein Associates Sdn Bhd (JHA) is affiliated to Price Waterhouse 1 Associates International, providing management consultancy services. Price Waterhouse Associates in Malaysia operates as a division of JHA. The company provides management consultancy services in all the
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        805 21 I (CORROSION) I BRUNEI SHELL invites applications for the post of Senior Engineering Inspector in its Central Engineering Department in Sena, j^H Brunei HJ The successful applicant will be required to supervise plan carry out field tasks on corrosion protection systems, production and HI process equipments. The work includes testing,
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        350 21 CORPORATE I PLANNER I BUMIPUTRA CIRCA 850,000 PER ANNUM PLUS BONUS BENEFITS Tliis key appointment offers an excellent opportunity for a suitably qualified Bumiputra to manage and direct the Corporate Planning Department of a large Public Company. The Company's primary interests is in transport and related business and it is
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        201 22 APPOINTMENTS MoDULO-2 "elto Providing consulting services and technical I support to users on all makes of computer. Analyst/Programmer: He should have at least five years' experience in Basic or Cobol, be dependable and ready to accept client responsibility. Trainee Programmer: He should ideally have experience on a personal computer and
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        107 22 MENARD invites applications for the post of RETAIL SUPERVISOR (MALE) DUTIES Responsible for daily operations ol retail outlets Planning and supervision of promotional activities Responsible for total growth of outlets REQUIREMENTS Preferably GCE 4 A' level and bilingual in English/ Chinese Ability to manage retail outlets independently Ability to supervise
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        235 22 DIETHELM ENGINEERING DIVISION We are a leading manufacturer of quality aluminium ond stainless steel products. We invite applications from suitably qualified and experienced persons to fill the position of:- J MANAGER (BUILDING MATERIALS) DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES The successful candidate will be responsible for achieving sales targets > achieving overall profit objectives co-ordinating
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        754 22 VAN OMMEREN Van Offlimrtn Terminal (Singapore) Pta Ltd is a subsidiary ot a Dutch multinational organisation engaged in ocean shipping, bulk storage, agencies, trading ond insurance The company is now developing in Singapore a tankstorage terminal at Pulau Sebarok valued ot SSI 2O million As part ot the building-up of
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        1064 23 APPOINTMENTS kj sVTHHTa9' On Australia's North West Shelf. Woodside and its Hi aHHi 91r P'rtTrs are implementing one of the most complex V H/>HHiHr nd challenging energy resource protects being WMU H^W undertaken anywhere in the world in the 1980s 4 My Natural gas from the Shalt will reinforce Australia's
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        462 23 H THE SGV GROUP 9 IB SGV-Goh Tan Pte Ltd S H* Professional Executive Recruitment Services &9 Our client, a major European bank with an established WeA awJ offshore branch in Singapore, invites applications from Wm |H candidates, to fill the post of: 1 JUNIOR DEALER I Jw 5525.000 p.a.
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        1263 23 f GENERAL MANAGER (SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA) USA holding company headquartered in Los Angeles with worldwide operations throughout Western Europe, Latin America and Asia engaged in marketing a well known carbonated beverage product wishes to appoint a General Manager for its Singapore operation and a General Manager for Mi Malaysia operation
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        405 24 APPOINTMENTS r\ Dear Sirs. located in H "Sleeted b > he^"ar?looking for Ma S a r n orga^sation. ~ST MANAGERS TEST ENGINEERS I 510 l Ist TECHNICIANS 1 OPF.N INTERVIEW c H 2.00 p.m- So pm V 1 We look forward to see.n, you [1 .pimuhmajßhd I (A member of
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        530 24 Nestle An International Company marketing a wide range of food and beverage products invites applications for the position of:- PRODUCT EXECUTIVE To assist in further developing its range of catering and vending products. Candidates must possess the following: A recognised University degree in either Business Administration, Economics or Sociol Science.
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        1280 24 r~ r^ i Malaysia Mining Corporation Berhad THE MALAYSIA MINING CORPORATION BERHAD Group of Companies, whose principal sphere of activities is concentrated in the mining industry and other allied fields, is embarking o^ an expansionary programme and. therefore, invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysians preferably BumiouUas. for the following positions
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        486 25 APPOINTMENTS UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. a member of the UNION CARBIDE SINGAPORE GROUP OF COMPANIES located at Gul Way/Pioneer Road invite suitably qualified applicants for the following positions: MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (2) Education At least a Technician Diploma in Mechanical Engineering but preferably up to tertiary level Experience 1 year's
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        547 25 JH«A«W| DIESEL ENGINES We are still expanding and require enthusiast for the following challenging positions at our Head Office in Shenton Way and Jurong Diesel Service Centre:Diesel Project Engineer (Male) (At our HMd Office Shanton Way) We require a dynamic person and able to meet the following requirements:- A recognised
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        815 25 The route to CISCO is the road to a challenging career in Security. The Commercial and Industrial Security Corporation can offer you the following as a SECURITY ORGANIZATION a RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AT GOOD STARTING SALARY COMMENSURATE THE POLICE ACADEMY WITH FREE BOARD WITH QUALIFICATIONS AND LODGING a BETTER FRINGE
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        702 26 APPOINTMENTS mm m to your future at the Spring/Summer Room of the Mandarin Hotel today. Your future lies in a company that We need engineers for the following respects your initiative and intellect positions: and offers you an opportunity to «r%««n«-»- ■■<>■■■■■■> PRODUCT ENGINEER inventive and innovative. To perform failure
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